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^Are you too stupid to do anything right�拭�These words!said by a woman to a little boy who was obviously her son!were spoken 1 he had walked away from her. They boy returned, his eyes down-cast.
Not a 2 moment, perhaps, 3 small moments sometimes last a very long time. And a few words!though they mean 4 at the time to the people who say them!can have great 5 .
I recently heard a story from a man named Malcolm Dalkoff. For the last 24 years he has been a professional 6 . Here is what he told me:
As a boy in Rock Island, Dalkoff was terribly 7 . He had few 8 and no self-confidence. One day, his English teacher, Ruth Brach, gave the class an assignment��恬匍��. The students had been reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Now they were to write their own chapter that would 9 the last chapter of the novel.
Dalkoff wrote his chapter and turned it 10 . Today he can not recall anything 11 about the chapter he wrote, or what 12 Mrs. Branch gave him. What he does remember is the four words Mrs. Brach wrote in margin�┸娑彜Γ�of the paper�此�This is 13 writing. ̄
Four words. They 14 his life.
^ 15 I read those words, I had no idea of who I was or 16 I was going to be. ̄he said.^After reading her note, I went home and wrote a short story, something I had always been 17 of doing but never believed I could do. ̄
Over the rest of that year in school, he wrote many short stories and always brought them to school for Mrs. Brach to evaluate. She was 18 , tough and honest.^She was just what I 19 , ̄Dalkoff said.
His confidence 20 . Dalkoff believes that none of this would have happened if that woman had not written those four words in the margin of his paper.
1��A��where B��why C��because D��when
2��A��wonderful B��difficult C��funny D��big
3��A��yet B��although C��for D��therefore
4��A��much B��little C��more D��most
5��A��meaning B��power C��force D��sense
6��A��writer B��player C��poet D��singer
7��A��sorry B��proud C��sick D��shy
8��A��books B��ideas C��friends D��chances
9��A��follow B��match C��decide D��improve
10��A��on B��in C��out D��down
11��A��more B��again C��special D��different
12��A��honors B��remarks C��prizes D��grade
13��A��poor B��serious C��good D��silly
14��A��changed B��damaged C��affected D��improved
15��A��Unless B��Until C��When D��While
16��A��what B��how C��where D��which
17��A��tired B��fond C��proud D��dreaming
18��A��strict B��kind C��encouraging D��praising
19. A��feared B��needed C��expected D��loved
20��A��grew B��lifted C��appeared D��returned
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^We can 2 ,  ̄said his mother, a divorced mother who works as a teacher and struggled to 3 her kids, she didn¨t have much money for 4 .
A week later the phone rang. ^Your son won our drawing! ̄ a woman 5 .
^Great,  ̄cried his mother, ^Which 6 did he win?  ̄
^All of them. A thousand toys! ̄
The next Saturday when the doorbell of their home rang, Tyrus, not 7 the surprise, opened the door and his face 8 up. ^Mom,  ̄he cried, ^Cartoon Network is here! ̄
So were dozens of 9 kids who had run over to the cartoon-covered truck. They jumped 10 as hundreds of toys tumbled(辧士) from the truck¨s back doors.
Tyrus thought he could 11 his whole room with them. But as he looked at the children around him, he 12 . The others in their working-class neighborhood didn¨t have
13 either.
^Here,  ̄he said, 14 a doll to a little girl. Then he handed a boy another. ^Take
15 you want,  ̄Tyrus told the kids!and they did, 16 him over and over.
Tyrus kept several games, but he hasn¨t done giving. ^Why don¨t we give some to your
17 , Mom?  ̄ he asked. They 18 almost 100 toys to the elementary school where she works. ^The first thing my son thought of was to 19 ,  ̄his mother says, smiling, ^I¨m so 20 of him.  ̄
1. A. though B. as
C. as long as D. so that
2. A. guess B. ask
C. wait D. try
3. A. support B. promise
C. treat D. consider
4. A. drawings B. extras
C. food D. schooling
5. A. declared B. explained
C. spoke D. praised
6. A. prize B. pay
C. toy D. wealth
7. A. seeing B. helping
C. knowing D. enjoying
8. A. lighted B. looked
C. turned D. set
9. A. attractive B. warm
C. helpful D. excited
10 . A. off B. out
C. down D. up and down
11. A. join B. fill
C. keep D. have
12. A. worried B. stopped
C. laughed D. examined
13. A. much B. great
C. little D. quantities
14. A. showing B. moving
C. handing D. driving
15. A. wherever B. however
C. whenever D. whatever
16. A. troubling B. interrupting
C. reminding D. thanking
17. A. schools B. friends
C. students D. children
18. A. contributed B. delivered
C. sold D. lent
19. A. take B. lend
C. give D. imagine
20. A. fond B. proud
C. sure D. kind
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It came upon us suddenly--- my husband and I were facing his heart operation. He had never told me about the shortness of breath he had experienced a few months earlier. When he was alarmed by the state of his 1 , he finally asked me to make an appointment with the 2 .
When he was having the 3 , I was praying every prayer I had learned. My best friend and my son were by my side. In the darkest moment, I felt deep inside that he would not 4 the operation. Just when I had given up all the hope of a good outcome, I felt hugged and surrounded by 5 as many people were praying for us.
Soon the doctor 6 out, bringing the good news that the operation was 7 . He shook my hand, and when I 8 his warm and firm hand, I became 9 of what I was doing. I was holding a hand which, just a short while ago, had held my husband's 10 heart.
As part of recovery, my husband was given a red 11 to grasp tightly to his chest. It could prevent any 12 to the cut when he was moving, coughing or sneezing. Five days after the operation, we returned home. The red pillow kept us company as my husband gained strength and 13 .
That was four years ago. 14 , when I see the red pillow in our closet, I will always hold it close to my chest and remember the day when I realized the 15 of grace and goodness.
1. A. health B. breath C. shape D. appearance
2. A. nurse B. doctor C. officer D. milker
3. A. rest B. operation C. organization D. management
4. A. experience B. bear C. pass D. survive
5. A. pity B. love C. mercy D. comfort
6. A. came B. took C. turned D. set
7. A. lonely B. cruel C. fortunate D. successful
8. A. sounded B. touched C. felt D. applied
9. A. afraid B. shocked C. aware D. fond
10. A. sinking B. beating C. running D. warming
11. A. pillow B. box C. wallet D. gift
12. A. wound B. damage C. opening D. growth
13. A. confidence B. beauty C. friend D. breath
14. A. Eventually B. Suddenly C. Unexpectedly D. Occasionally
15. A. fact B. dream C. power D. truth
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^Do you think we¨ll win?  ̄ten-year-old Tyrus Lucas asked his mother 1 he wrote his name on the entry(歌琵恬瞳�� to Cartoon Network¨s toy sweepstakes.
^We can 2 ,  ̄said his mother, a divorced mother who works as a teacher and struggled to 3 her kids, she didn¨t have much money for 4 .
A week later the phone rang. ^Your son won our drawing! ̄ a woman 5 .
^Great,  ̄cried his mother, ^Which 6 did he win?  ̄
^All of them. A thousand toys! ̄
The next Saturday when the doorbell of their home rang, Tyrus, not 7 the surprise, opened the door and his face 8 up. ^Mom,  ̄he cried, ^Cartoon Network is here! ̄
So were dozens of 9 kids who had run over to the cartoon-covered truck. They jumped 10 as hundreds of toys tumbled(辧士) from the truck¨s back doors.
Tyrus thought he could 11 his whole room with them. But as he looked at the children around him, he 12 . The others in their working-class neighborhood didn¨t have
13 either.
^Here,  ̄he said, 14 a doll to a little girl. Then he handed a boy another. ^Take
15 you want,  ̄Tyrus told the kids!and they did, 16 him over and over.
Tyrus kept several games, but he hasn¨t done giving. ^Why don¨t we give some to your
17 , Mom?  ̄ he asked. They 18 almost 100 toys to the elementary school where she works. ^The first thing my son thought of was to 19 ,  ̄his mother says, smiling, ^I¨m so 20 of him.  ̄
1. A. though B. as
C. as long as D. so that
2. A. guess B. ask
C. wait D. try
3. A. support B. promise
C. treat D. consider
4. A. drawings B. extras
C. food D. schooling
5. A. declared B. explained
C. spoke D. praised
6. A. prize B. pay
C. toy D. wealth
7. A. seeing B. helping
C. knowing D. enjoying
8. A. lighted B. looked
C. turned D. set
9. A. attractive B. warm
C. helpful D. excited
10 . A. off B. out
C. down D. up and down
11. A. join B. fill
C. keep D. have
12. A. worried B. stopped
C. laughed D. examined
13. A. much B. great
C. little D. quantities
14. A. showing B. moving
C. handing D. driving
15. A. wherever B. however
C. whenever D. whatever
16. A. troubling B. interrupting
C. reminding D. thanking
17. A. schools B. friends
C. students D. children
18. A. contributed B. delivered
C. sold D. lent
19. A. take B. lend
C. give D. imagine
20. A. fond B. proud
C. sure D. kind
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(February 17, 2012)
What a week it¨s been for Jeremy Lin.
With five breakout games, the Taiwanese-American has become the NBA¨s newest playmaking sensation.
In the New York Knicks¨ 92-85 win over the Los Angles Lakers last Saturday, Lin had a career-high 38 points. And a day later, he led the Knicks to their fifth straight victory, 100-98, to Minnesota Timberwolves.
In his previous games, Lin, 23, had 23 points against the Washington, 25 points against New Jersey and 28 more against Utah in his first start.
No doubt, Lin fever is starting to spread. If you haven¨t already caught ^Linsanity ̄ (爽決髄), get ready because it¨s coming, as the Knicks pin their championship hopes on the rising star.
If you want to know more about Lin, here are five facts about him from the Associated Press (AP):
1. He is smart. Before graduating from high school in Palo Alto, California, Lin sent his resume to all the Ivy League schools. He only got into Harvard and Brown, and he chose Harvard. In 2010, Lin graduated with a degree in economics.
2. He is the first American player in the NBA of Chinese descent (僮由). Lin was born in the US and his family is Asian. Despite not being born in China, Lin has co-opted Yao Ming¨s old fan base of Asian-American¨s who see him as a powerful role model.
3. He wasn¨t drafted (僉偉). After graduating from Harvard, Lin wasn¨t drafted by any NBA team, which would have made him the first Ivy League alumni(丕嗔) to be drafted since 1955.
4. He started off on the Golden State Warriors. Lin first signed with the Warriors in July, 2010, but rarely played in games before the start of the fourth quarter. His first time on the court for the Worriers earned him seven points, three rebounds(精医) and two assists (廁好)in just 11 minutes.
5. He is a perfect fit for the Knicks. New York Knicks has been in need of a reliable point guard and to Mike D¨Antoni, the Knicks coach who is going through a tough season, Lin is a most unexpected asset (嗤勺峙議繁). ^Lin just does everything easy and the rest of the guys around him are playing the way we want to play, ̄ D¨Antoni said. ^I think it¨s for real, and it can only get better. ̄
44. How many victories did Jeremy Lin get before beating Minnesota Timberwolves?
A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. 6
45. We can learn from the passage that_________.
A. Jeremy Lin is the first Chinese player in the NBA.
B. Jeremy Lin was highly spoken of by the Knicks coach, Mike D¨Antoni.
C. Without doubt the New York Knicks will win championship with the help of Jeremy Lin.
D.After graduating from Harvard, Jeremy Lin became the leading player on the Golden State Warriors.
46. What would be the best title for the passage?
A. Wonderful Start for Jeremy Lin in the NBA B. Jeremy Lin¨s Easy Road to the NBA
C. Jeremy Lin¨s Unusual Life in the NBA D. Jeremy Lin, A talent in the NBA
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