1 . Rescuers in Washington are praising the cleverness of a 10-ycar-old girl. She _________ on her own for more than 24 hours in the tough Cascade mountains after getting _________ while out with her family.

Shunghla was at a gathering with her _________ family in the Cle Elum River Valley on Sunday when she became _________ from the group as they crossed a bridge over the river to eat lunch near the Cathedral Pass Trailhead.

When the family _________ Shunghla hadn’t crossed the bridge with them, about 20 adults in the group went back and started _________. There is no _________ service in the area and the family had been looking for Shunghla for about two hours when a passerby _________ to call police from a satellite phone at their nearby cabin around 2 p. m.

Policemen, _________ ground search teams and crews from nearby law enforcement agencies __________ to the area. Drones and helicopters were also __________ to help find Shunghla. The office had the girl’s father record words of __________ in their native language that was __________ over the search area. The message told Shunghla that there were people looking for her and trying to __________.

She was __________ around 3 p. m. Monday by two ground search volunteers about 1.5 miles south of where she was last __________. She had minor scrapes (擦伤).

“I was trying to go to __________ in the night and then wake up early in the morning, and then I`ll find my dad and mom in the forest,” Shunghla told CNN of her night in the wildnss.

“She __________ downstream through the dense forest and spent the cold night between some trees. She said she knew it was the __________ thing to follow the river. She proved a(n) __________ resourceful and adaptable 10-year-old,” the office said.

1.

A．suffered

B．described

C．explored

D．survived

2.

A．hurt

B．lost

C．broken

D．cheated

3.

A．learned

B．simple

C．extended

D．balanced

4.

A．tired

B．separated

C．distinguished

D．hidden

5.

A．explained

B．announced

C．noticed

D．concluded

6.

A．discussing

B．searching

C．researching

D．touching

7.

A．cell

B．law

C．rescue

D．traffic

8.

A．offered

B．turned

C．hoped

D．agreed

9.

A．amateur

B．distant

C．volunteer

D．flexible

10.

A．kept

B．preferred

C．flocked

D．led

11.

A．given away

B．got about

C．brought in

D．made out

12.

A．wisdom

B．emergency

C．convenience

D．comfort

13.

A．instructed

B．spread

C．broadcast

D．circulated

14.

A．warn

B．help

C．disclose

D．train

15.

A．caught

B．spotted

C．followed

D．cured

16.

A．recognized

B．heard

C．understood

D．seen

17.

A．work

B．sleep

C．jog

D．bed

18.

A．jogged

B．hiked

C．swam

D．played

19.

A．right

B．possible

C．lucky

D．easy

20.

A．frequently

B．consequently

C．accidentally

D．extraordinarily

3 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

A horrible earthquake     1     (strike) Tangshan on 28 July, 1976, before which nature had presented many signs.     2     (fortunate), people paid no attention to them.

At 3:42 a.m., one of the most     3     (dead) earthquakes of the 20th century began,     4     (destroy) nearly everything in the city in less than one minute. It seemed as if the world were coming to     5     end.

But hope was not     6     (lose). Rescuers, including soldiers, doctors, nurses and workers came to help those     7     were lucky enough to survive the earthquake. They     8     (dig) out the trapped, buried the dead and built shelters. Thanks to their joint efforts, the city began to revive itself and got back     9     its feet. The reconstruction of Tangshan city shows the     10     (wise) of Chinese people to stay positive in times of disaster.

6 . One morning last summer, bus driver Tim Watson was about halfway through his daily route when a(n) _________ from his company flashed across his dashboard screen (仪表盘). A kid had been _________ miles away, the message read, and it asked that drivers should _________ for the boy.

The victim was described as a three-year-old child in plaid shorts and red shoes; the _________ a young man wearing a black sweatshirt and carrying a backpack. Tim’s heart _________ when he realized that a man with a kid had boarded the bus just ten minutes earlier.

Tim _________ in one of his mirrors and saw the pair sitting in the last seat at the back of the bus. He wanted to _________ their identities. Pulling into a parking lot, he announced that he needed to look for a lost bag. He moved slowly down the aisle (走道), as if he was searching for it carefully, until he _________ the last row. “I saw the boy’s red shoes and plaid shorts,” says Tim. “But I knew I had to keep _________.”

To avoid any possible __________, he went back behind the wheel and waited a few minutes, then radioed the bus operator. “I have the kidnapping suspect on my bus,” he said, keeping voice __________.

The operator directed Tim to continue to his final stop, where policemen would be waiting. “As I’m driving, all I can think about is what I’m going to do if I get there before the police,” he says. So he reduced the speed __________.

When Tim arrived at the final parking lot, he saw police pulling up behind the bus silently. He stopped the bus and opened the doors. As the man got off the bus with the boy, a policeman grabbed the child out of his arms, and another __________ him to the ground and handcuffed him behind his back. Soon afterwards, Tim checked that the boy was sitting __________ in the front seat of a police car, without a tear in sight. “I smiled at him,” Tim says. “I knew he was safe.”

Several weeks later, Tim received a certificate of recognition from the company. Still, he is __________ about his actions. “I just want to teach my kids to look out for people who can’t defend themselves,” he says. “And that’s what I did.”

1.

A．call

B．essay

C．alert

D．portrait

2.

A．overlooked

B．kidnapped

C．regulated

D．dominated

3.

A．back down

B．watch out

C．look up

D．tum around

4.

A．inspector

B．passenger

C．invader

D．suspect

5.

A．sank

B．beat

C．bombed

D．wearied

6.

A．reflected

B．posed

C．glanced

D．emerged

7.

A．ignore

B．confirm

C．evaluate

D．analyse

8.

A．preserved

B．removed

C．approached

D．recalled

9.

A．cool

B．busy

C．honest

D．puzzled

10.

A．depression

B．defect

C．conflict

D．motive

11.

A．low

B．loud

C．gentle

D．clear

12.

A．desperately

B．deliberately

C．accidentally

D．barely

13.

A．landed

B．hugged

C．adjusted

D．threw

14.

A．nervously

B．anxiously

C．calmly

D．reluctantly

15.

A．doubtful

B．humble

C．optimistic

D．confident

7 . 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。

It was the Easter holidays, and school was closed for two weeks. For me, the Easter holidays were so boring that it was impossible to find something fun to do. My mom had suggested that I do some studies since the promotion test was coming up. However, I didn’t follow my mother’s suggestion. Instead, I went outside to seek out my friends to play with. When I had successfully contacted some of my friends, none of them seemed to be much in a playful mood, but one friend Jimmy agreed to play with me. He suggested we go down to the river and just relax there. The river was not far from my home, and we arrived there quickly.

Just relaxing on the river bank with nothing but some waste logs, it wasn’t fun for us at first. Clearly what was on our minds was to jump into the river and just take a swim in the clear cool water. So we took off our clothes down to our underwear and walked into the shallow part of the water. The water was truly cool and refreshing and we were starting to have fun then, playing and laughing, as we splashed the cool water onto each other’s faces.

Then we started to chase each other around on the river bank and then we ran straight into the river. We were having so much fun that we didn’t notice danger was around the corner. Before Jimmy could know it, and before he could do anything to keep his balance, he lost his footing on a tree branch, which was in the shallow part of the water, and slipped, bringing his whole entire body into the deep water. He tried to resurface from the water but found it extremely hard to keep his head above the water.

注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

I was scared to see him struggling in the water but I knew I must rescue him.

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After a while, Jimmy recovered from panic and thanked my mom and the neighbors.

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8 . A ten-year-old boy saved his mother from choking on a pork scratching (猪肉脆片) after _________ the Heimlich manoeuvre at a school demonstration just days before.

Dom Hollinshead used the _________ he learned in school after the snack got _________ in his mother Lisa’s airway while she was watching TV alone. She was left gasping (喘气) for air. _________, Dom found his mother in distress (痛苦) after leaving his bedroom at 10 pm to find his hat.

Ms Hollinshead said: “I was in absolute _________— I couldn’t make a noise or shout for help. It was a _________ feeling. I couldn’t even get any air through my nose. I tried dislodging (取出) it by coughing, then I tried to get some water but it didn’t _________. I just couldn’t catch my _________. But Dom ran down and gave me four massive Heimlich manoeuvres. When it came up, I started crying. I was lying on the floor laughing, crying and hugging him — he _________ my life.”

And the youngster did so by using skills she had no idea he had. Volunteers from St John’s Ambulance had been visiting the school to give a(n) __________ to pupils. __________, the lesson stuck with Dom. “I did the Heimlich manoeuvre on her stomach and it __________ came out,” said the boy.

Ms Hollinshead said: “He is my __________. It just goes to show what a(n) __________ job St John’s Ambulance does. Someone, somewhere, someday will try and nip it in the bud (防患于未然) by saying first aid costs too much but it clearly saves __________.”

1.

A．attempting

B．completing

C．performing

D．learning

2.

A．tricks

B．skills

C．experiences

D．principles

3.

A．stuck

B．lost

C．spread

D．divided

4.

A．Sports-loving

B．Hard-working

C．Quick-thinking

D．Self-supporting

5.

A．power

B．panic

C．control

D．shock

6.

A．horrible

B．strange

C．different

D．general

7.

A．fail

B．stop

C．matter

D．work

8.

A．arm

B．breath

C．soul

D．balance

9.

A．shaped

B．risked

C．changed

D．saved

10.

A．suggestion

B．test

C．demonstration

D．example

11.

A．Regretfully

B．Gradually

C．Thankfully

D．Hopefully

12.

A．eventually

B．hardly

C．nearly

D．possibly

13.

A．partner

B．assistant

C．witness

D．hero

14.

A．interesting

B．amazing

C．unique

D．routine

15.

A．efforts

B．space

C．lives

D．time

10 . Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) (心肺复苏术) is an important first aid skill to master and one that fewer and fewer people seem to take the time to learn these days. In fact, it only takes a few hours to get basic CPR training either in a classroom or online. Others may choose to get certified.

People pursue CPR certification for many reasons, in part because it can increase the chances of getting a job. CPR certification provides people a stronger sense of confidence in their skills. But certification is simply a card indicating that you have completed a CPR course. And it shouldn’t suggest that someone with basic CPR training but without certification is less qualified if faced with a potentially life-threatening situation. Therefore, it doesn’t matter whether you have a CPR card or not if someone has drowned or experienced cardiac arrest (心脏骤停). If you have been trained in CPR, with or without certification, you need to act.

Time is probably the main reason why people don’t obtain CPR training. But here’s the bottom line: CPR classes take only around two to three hours to complete, and many are conducted free of charge through organizations like the Red Cross. You can even take a free online CPR course if you can’t spare three hours in your week. Others shy away from things like mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. What many people fail to realize is that mouth-to-mouth is no longer a requirement for CPR and that chest compression (按压) is the focus of treatment until emergency medical services arrive.

By learning the facts about CPR training, you can make a choice about the options available to you. For more information, use the Red Cross CPR class locator and speak with an instructor near you. The best online training can be found through the National Safety Council’s first aid catalogue (目录).

1. What can we say about CPR certification?

A．It takes a long time to obtain.

B．It is useful but not necessary.

C．It represents first aid qualification.

D．It is a professional medical degree.

2. What makes people refuse CPR training according to the author?

A．Long duration.	B．High learning costs.
C．Difficulty of the course.	D．Misunderstandings about it.

3. What does the author do in the last paragraph?

A．Put forward a plan.	B．Make a conclusion.
C．Put an advertisement.	D．Provide some information.

4. What is the text mainly about?

A．How to perform CPR.	B．How to do first aid training.
C．Facts about CPR training.	D．Importance of CPR certification.