11.Andy was a single father,raising a 5-year-old boy alone.He was often worried that his son(56)Aup without a mother to care for him.In the morning he went away on business,leaving the child alone.He was worried about the child all the way,not(57)B if he had eaten.But his child always told him not to worry.Andy alwayswent home(58)C.after finishing his work When he got home one day,the child was deep asleep.He was tired out.When he went to bed himself,he was(59)Dto find an overturned(打翻的)bowl of noodles under the quilt.He(60)D his sleeping son angrily,"Why are you so naughty(淘气的),making the quilt(61)A?Who will wash it?"It was the first time tbat he had hit his boy after his wife's death."I haven't,"the child explained(62)Atears in his eyes,"This is your supper,Daddy."In order
to let his father eat supper when be got home,the child cooked two bowls of(63)Cone for himself,(64)B for his father.He was afraid that his father's noodles would get(65)B,so he placed them under the quilt to keep them warm.
to let his father eat supper when be got home,the child cooked two bowls of(63)Cone for himself,(64)B for his father.He was afraid that his father's noodles would get(65)B,so he placed them under the quilt to keep them warm.
| 56.A.grew | B.picked | C.taken | D.put |
| 57.A.thinking | B.knowing | C.waiting | D.standing |
| 58.A.angrily | B.happily | C.quickly | D.possibly |
| 59.A.worried | B.excited | C.patient | D.surprised |
| 60.A.got up | B.gave up | C.came up | D.woke up |
| 61.A.dirty | B.clean | C.broken | D.old |
| 62.A.with | B.through | C.across | D.in |
| 63.A.rice | B.milk | C.noodles | D.dumplings |
| 64.A.other | B.the other | C.another | D.others |
| 65.A.hot | B.cool | C.nice | D.more. |
9.On a Saturday morning,my left arm went numb(麻木的),and I felt dizzy.I was taken to hospital.After a quick (41)B,the doctor said I had a stroke.As waves of paralysis(瘫痪) came over me,I slowly lost (42)D of my body.I was just 50and I couldn't believe it.
After two operations,I was transferred to the Recovery Center(恢复中心).Though I had lost the use of my (43)B arm and leg and couldn't see out of my left eye,the only thought on my mind was to return to my job.But in fact I needed to relearn how to (44)C and see first and this just made me feel like it was (45)C to become well again.
A few days after my first discouraging physical therapy(治疗) session,my mother came into my room with a neatly-typed (46)D written by a nine-year-old boy named Jackson.He told me about the stroke he'd had only a year earlier.He,too,had been paralyzed on his left side.But,beyond telling me what he had lost,Jackson shared what I would (47)D."Do not give up on yourself.All the hard work is worth it."he wrote.
And the advice kept on coming.He told me to (48)A the therapy on the hospital's"grown-up"floor,where"they make you work hard and you get lots of things back fast."Here I was,a grown man and a senator(参议员) of Illinois,getting (49)C from a young boy I had (50)D met.
After a few weeks of writing letters to each other,I arranged for us to meet.He seemed (51)B at first,but the embarrassing situation quickly melted away.Jackson showed me how he could run,and I immediately felt encouraged.One thing I particularly (52)B was the energy and dignity radiating from him.
As for my recovery,it (53)A just as Jackson said it would.After a year of intense physical therapy,I climbed to the top of the Capitol and returned to work.With every step I took,I thought of Jackson and his courage and confidence.Whenever I was tired or (54)A,I thought of him,the world's (55)C boy.
After two operations,I was transferred to the Recovery Center(恢复中心).Though I had lost the use of my (43)B arm and leg and couldn't see out of my left eye,the only thought on my mind was to return to my job.But in fact I needed to relearn how to (44)C and see first and this just made me feel like it was (45)C to become well again.
A few days after my first discouraging physical therapy(治疗) session,my mother came into my room with a neatly-typed (46)D written by a nine-year-old boy named Jackson.He told me about the stroke he'd had only a year earlier.He,too,had been paralyzed on his left side.But,beyond telling me what he had lost,Jackson shared what I would (47)D."Do not give up on yourself.All the hard work is worth it."he wrote.
And the advice kept on coming.He told me to (48)A the therapy on the hospital's"grown-up"floor,where"they make you work hard and you get lots of things back fast."Here I was,a grown man and a senator(参议员) of Illinois,getting (49)C from a young boy I had (50)D met.
After a few weeks of writing letters to each other,I arranged for us to meet.He seemed (51)B at first,but the embarrassing situation quickly melted away.Jackson showed me how he could run,and I immediately felt encouraged.One thing I particularly (52)B was the energy and dignity radiating from him.
As for my recovery,it (53)A just as Jackson said it would.After a year of intense physical therapy,I climbed to the top of the Capitol and returned to work.With every step I took,I thought of Jackson and his courage and confidence.Whenever I was tired or (54)A,I thought of him,the world's (55)C boy.
| 41.A.decision | B.examination | C.description | D.discussion |
| 42.A.hope | B.sight | C.memory | D.control |
| 43.A.right | B.left | C.single | D.only |
| 44.A.speak | B.run | C.stand | D.climb |
| 45.A.important | B.helpful | C.impossible | D.cruel |
| 46.A.book | B.letter | C.novel | D.present |
| 47.A.experience | B.discover | C.lose | D.get |
| 48.A.attend | B.refuse | C.end | D.overcome |
| 49.A.information | B.knowledge | C.advice | D.success |
| 50.A.sometimes | B.seldom | C.ever | D.never |
| 51.A.confident | B.nervous | C.upset | D.serious |
| 52.A.expected | B.admired | C.recalled | D.believed |
| 53.A.came | B.fell | C.stayed | D.disappeared |
| 54.A.discouraged | B.encouraged | C.lazy | D.patient |
| 55.A.kindest | B.oldest | C.strongest | D.earliest. |
6.Mr.White works in an office.He liked reading in bed when he was at school.It was bad for his(56)D and now he has near sight.But he wouldn't want(57)A to know about it and he never wears a pair of glasses.It often(58)C him some trouble.
One winter morning he was sent to a village school on business.He(59)B a bus at a stop in a small town.Then he had to walk there.The road to the village wasn't smooth.He fell over some times and it(60)B his clothes dirty.(61)D he got to the village.Suddenly it began to blow and it got colder.While he was looking for the school,his(62)C was blown off.He began to run after it but he couldn't get it.He couldn't understand why his hat ran into a house as if (似乎) it had (63)A.And he ran into the house,(64)D.
A woman stopped him and shouted angrily,"(65)B are you running after my hen?"
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One winter morning he was sent to a village school on business.He(59)B a bus at a stop in a small town.Then he had to walk there.The road to the village wasn't smooth.He fell over some times and it(60)B his clothes dirty.(61)D he got to the village.Suddenly it began to blow and it got colder.While he was looking for the school,his(62)C was blown off.He began to run after it but he couldn't get it.He couldn't understand why his hat ran into a house as if (似乎) it had (63)A.And he ran into the house,(64)D.
A woman stopped him and shouted angrily,"(65)B are you running after my hen?"
| 56.A.ears | B.nose | C.mouth | D.eyes |
| 57.A.anybody else | B.nobody | C.woman | D.somebody |
| 58.A.follows | B.takes | C.brings | D.carries |
| 59.A.took off | B.got off | C.got on | D.came on |
| 60.A.took | B.made | C.gave | D.felt |
| 61.A.At first | B.At home | C.At times | D.At last |
| 62.A.clothes | B.bag | C.hat | D.glasses |
| 63.A.legs | B.hands | C.shoes | D.arms |
| 64.A.always | B.also | C.either | D.too |
| 65.A.What | B.Why | C.Which | D.Who. |