1 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. How old was Joel?

A．3 years old.

B．4 years old.

C．1 year old.

2. Why did the speaker and her family stop at a restaurant?

A．To get ready for the zoo.

B．To have lunch.

C．To look for the glasses.

3. Where did the husband put his foot?

A．On the elephant.

B．On his shirt.

C．On his glasses.

2 . 听下面一段独白，根据所听内容完成表格，每空填写不超过四个词。独白读两遍。

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

Reason	·The job was so     1     and boring that the boy had an idea.
On the first day	·The villagers reached the fields to help him, but there was no wolf in sight. ·The boy enjoyed the     2     and excitement.
On the second day	·Again, the villagers ran to the boy’s rescue, but they saw no wolf.
On the third day	·This time,     3     the villagers came. ·The boy watched in terror as the wolf     4     sheep.
A very important     5	·Always tell the truth.

3 . Smith brought his three-month-old son out for breakfast one day. He was playing with his son and tending to him while eating, and just doing his _________ thing.

But then he noticed a _________ staring at him. He was _________. “What is going on?” “They kept _________ at me,” he wrote in a post.

As it _________, the strangers were just happy to see a dad spending time with his son, and they felt inspired while watching the _________. Smith had no way of knowing that until he paid for his meal. He was given by the waiter a _________ from the couple, saying what a great father he was and that they would like to leave some _________ for his meal.

“Today your meal is on my wife and me,” it read. “_________ that baby as long as possible. The Masons.”

For Smith, it was a happy moment of reassurance (认可) and feeling __________. He was touched by the generosity and noted that he didn’t have a father figure growing up, so spending this time with his son is super __________ to him.

He wrote that he’ll share this __________ with his son when he’s older and that he wants to teach him kindness and about the __________ of giving back.

“I make sure I’m __________,” Smith wrapped. “I get blessed — I want to __________ someone else.”

1.

A．unusual

B．rare

C．big

D．regular

2.

A．stranger

B．woman

C．couple

D．waiter

3.

A．embarrassed

B．confused

C．worried

D．scared

4.

A．shouting

B．aiming

C．smiling

D．getting

5.

A．turns out

B．turns on

C．strikes out

D．goes on

6.

A．relationship

B．appreciation

C．friendship

D．instruction

7.

A．bill

B．note

C．excuse

D．notice

8.

A．credit

B．cash

C．change

D．fortune

9.

A．Enjoy

B．Share

C．Protect

D．Cheer

10.

A．lost

B．exposed

C．wronged

D．seen

11.

A．significant

B．occasional

C．grateful

D．influential

12.

A．idea

B．breakfast

C．joy

D．story

13.

A．feeling

B．comfort

C．power

D．consequence

14.

A．carrying it through

B．paying it forward

C．making it up

D．putting it down

15.

A．approach

B．address

C．bless

D．watch

4 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What did George search for at the beginning?

A．Dentist’s building.

B．A parking place.

C．The square.

2. Why did George come to the square?

A．To meet a friend.

B．To talk with a doctor.

C．To calm down and enjoy the afternoon sun.

3. Where was George’s car when he found it?

A．Behind a larger car.

B．In front of a larger car.

C．In the square.

4. Why did George feel relieved?

A．Because he met his dentist.

B．Because he found his keys in his car.

C．Because he got the sympathy of others.

5 . Twenty years ago, I became involved in pet therapy (疗法) work with our dog J.J. After J.J. passed away, we ____ another young dog, whom we named Angel. As she ____ and went through training, we realized that she would be a good therapy dog.

Angel is ten now and ____ every week. She visits two hospitals, a day care center and a library. At the library, dogs lie on the floor, and kids ____ a book to read to a dog. After they_____, they get a trading card with the dog’s picture and history. Angel has also ____ at a children’s special needs camp. She is so _____ that everywhere we go people recognize her, _____ the kids she has worked with.

We have ____ some very special things through our pet therapy work. We used to pay a ____to a woman who was completely paralyzed (瘫痪) on her right side from a stroke. One day, my husband, Jack, asked the_____if she wanted to give Angel a treat.

She_______, and Jack carefully placed the treat in her right hand. Angel_____ took the treat. Then the woman_______her right hand and started ______Angel. Her friend in the room looked ______ and said, “ She hasn’t been able to move that_______since she had her stroke!” After that, every time she lifted her left hand to   ______us, we’d tell her she had to use her right hand, and she would.

When Angel visits the hospital, she also performs_______ for the patients, such as rolling over, shaking and balancing treats on her nose. Once she starts her performance, she won’t stop________Jack claps his hands.

1.

A．abandoned

B．adopted

C．examined

D．cured

2.

A．trembled

B．returned

C．matured

D．hesitated

3.

A．works

B．barks

C．wanders

D．plays

4.

A．buy

B．pack

C．pick

D．review

5.

A．fall

B．fail

C．forget

D．finish

6.

A．helped out

B．stood up

C．settled down

D．shown off

7.

A．calm

B．clever

C．proud

D．popular

8.

A．especially

B．rarely

C．equally

D．slightly

9.

A．advertised

B．witnessed

C．admitted

D．predicted

10.

A．rent

B．salary

C．reward

D．visit

11.

A．kid

B．nurse

C．woman

D．doctor

12.

A．continued

B．nodded

C．slept

D．apologized

13.

A．urgently

B．secretly

C．frequently

D．gently

14.

A．raised

B．touched

C．waved

D．covered

15.

A．walking

B．training

C．petting

D．striking

16.

A．worried

B．astonished

C．discouraged

D．determined

17.

A．foot

B．finger

C．leg

D．hand

18.

A．offend

B．treat

C．praise

D．greet

19.

A．experiments

B．functions

C．tricks

D．duties

20.

A．until

B．so

C．though

D．after

6 . 阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。

Lynn Colwell is a mixed-media artist in Redmond, Washington. In primary school, a teacher told her she     1     (have) no artistic talent and Lynn believed her. Until 2015, that is, when she retired, looking to start     2     new interest, she took a year-long online painting class.

She started painting striking portraits of women’s faces,     3     (combine) with short messages of hope. In five years, she’s completed about 1,000 paintings. Lynn gives her paintings away. She started with friends, but that only went so far. Then she read about a     4     (move) called Art Abandonment,     5     encourages artists to leave their art in public places for anyone to pick up. That gave her the idea of     6     (put) her work into the hands of strangers through Facebook.

Nearly every day, Lynn posts a painting on her Facebook page. Five years later, she’s still     7     (amaze) at the results. So far, her paintings     8     (raise) more than $57,000 for nonprofits such as animal rescue centers, homeless shelters     9     food pantries (食品分发处) as well as for people who have lost     10     (they) jobs or been overwhelmed with medical bills.

7 . David lost his beloved dog Baya before Christmas two years ago. Baya was active and cute. David’s family spent many days _________ for their furry (毛茸茸的) family member. The kids said they wouldn’t want any _________ from Santa Claus. They just wanted to get their dog back. All attempts to find her turned out to be _________. Baya was nowhere to be found. It seemed that the family wouldn’t have any more _________.

Two years later, a homeless dog _________ alone on a busy road. Someone _________ it to the Animal Protection Association (协会). Thanks to the microchip (芯片) planted in the dog, the association was able to _________ the owner. They _________ David. When David got a phone call that they were going to get Baya back, the family were pretty _________.

Obviously, Baya is __________ to living in this home. She is quite __________ of where her feeding bowl is. Even though Baya isn’t the dog she used to be, David is confident she’ll become her old __________ again. He said, “She was a very healthy and __________ dog. She’s not like that anymore, but we’re going to get her back. Our whole family are taking __________ of her. Kids play with her happily. She’s __________ her joyful nature. We will love her even more.”

1.

A．preparing

B．searching

C．paying

D．begging

2.

A．calls

B．honor

C．gifts

D．rescue

3.

A．fruitless

B．generous

C．worthwhile

D．different

4.

A．advantage

B．challenge

C．decision

D．hope

5.

A．continued

B．appeared

C．hid

D．returned

6.

A．sent

B．forced

C．followed

D．invited

7.

A．refer to

B．rely on

C．track down

D．cheer for

8.

A．appreciated

B．impressed

C．recognized

D．contacted

9.

A．frightened

B．excited

C．confident

D．curious

10.

A．addicted

B．related

C．adapted

D．reduced

11.

A．aware

B．uncertain

C．afraid

D．proud

12.

A．native

B．self

C．partner

D．owner

13.

A．calm

B．average

C．pretty

D．active

14.

A．care

B．notice

C．control

D．advantage

15.

A．removing

B．identifying

C．recovering

D．reserving

8 . Sam Geezer is a retired (退休的) doctor and has decided to open a medical clinic (诊所). He_________a sign outside that said: “Dr Geezer’s Clinic. Get your treatment for 500 dollars. If you are not cured, you will receive a refund (退款) of 1,000 dollars.”

One day, Thomas passed_________the clinic and saw the sign. He thought this would be a great_________for him to make some money. So he went to Dr Geezer’s clinic.

Thomas said, “I have lost the sense of_________in my mouth. Can you please help me?” Dr Geezer said, “Nurse, please bring medicine from box 22 and put 3 drops in_________mouth.”

After _________the drops, Thomas shouted: “Agh, that is gasoline(汽油)!”

Dr Geezer said, “Congratulations! You’ve got your sense of taste back. That will be 500 dollars.”

Thomas left the clinic_________. But he went back after a couple of days to try to get his money back. Thomas said: “I have lost my memory. I cannot_________anything.

Dr Geezer said, “Nurse, please bring medicine from box 22 and put 3 drops in the patient’s mouth.”

Thomas said: “Oh no, you don’t ... That is gasoline.”

Dr Geezer said: “Congratulations! You’ve got your memory back. That will be 500 dollars.”

Thomas had lost 1,000 yuan. He left angrily and came back after several more days.Thomas said: My eyesight has become weak. I can _________ see anything!

Dr Geezer said, “Well, I don’t have any medicine for that, so here’s your 1,000 dollars back!” He then gave Thomas 10 dollars.

Thomas said, “But this is only 10 dollars!”

Dr Geezer said: “Congratulations !You got your____________ back! That will be 500 dollars.”

1.

A．get up

B．put up

C．take up

D．look up

2.

A．through

B．across

C．by

D．over

3.

A．chance

B．change

C．choice

D．circle

4.

A．humor

B．direction

C．taste

D．honor

5.

A．your

B．her

C．my

D．his

6.

A．reaching

B．refusing

C．receiving

D．researching

7.

A．happily

B．luckily

C．angrily

D．proudly

8.

A．see

B．taste

C．smell

D．.remember

9.

A．always

B．hardly

C．never

D．sometimes

10.

A．money

B．medicine

C．memory

D．vision

9 . I would be regretful if I did not write about the incredible people we met in Thailand. The staff at the hotels we stayed in went out of their way to make us feel ______.It could be argued that they were just doing their______, but this is not how it felt to us.

At the IuDia Hotel in Ayutthaya the staff went above and______what we would have expected. The dining room was not open in the evening and when we asked where we could get a takeaway meal, the front desk clerk______us to the nearby restaurant. After we returned, the hotel staff______us with what we needed—plates and cutlery. Not only did they put our food in servicing bowls, but also they______the clean-up while we slept. We were______and deeply touched by their kindness and_______

On one of our walks my brother and I were offered bottles of freshwater by one of the locals. She felt that we needed it and did not want to take ______for the two bottles she offered. She ______agreed to take 10 Thai bahts; instead, we gave her 20. My brother______that her kindness deserved more than the 20 Thai bahts. We all laughed, sharing a moment of comradery that still______my heart.

Our experiences were a______to be open, willing to interact with______and to share parts of ourselves with them as well—a ______worth learning and remembering.

1.

A．relaxed

B．amused

C．welcome

D．surprised

2.

A．affair

B．share

C．problems

D．matters

3.

A．across

B．besides

C．over

D．beyond

4.

A．urged

B．watched

C．walked

D．informed

5.

A．granted

B．delivered

C．purchased

D．provided

6.

A．kept track of

B．took care of

C．caught up with

D．put up with

7.

A．dreadful

B．grateful

C．regretful

D．hopeful

8.

A．care

B．passion

C．generosity

D．awareness

9.

A．place

B．charge

C．responsibility

D．payment

10.

A．carefully

B．quickly

C．eventually

D．reluctantly

11.

A．insisted

B．involved

C．persuaded

D．proposed

12.

A．warms

B．moves

C．races

D．strikes

13.

A．principle

B．memory

C．thought

D．reminder

14.

A．strangers

B．acquaintances

C．waiters

D．givers

15.

A．task

B．lesson

C．moment

D．subject

10 . 根据提示用本部分所学词汇的正确形式完成下列短文。（每空一词）

When Mills Godwin High School’s 11th grader Laasya Konidala isn’t studying, you’ll usually find her baking in the kitchen or doing a puzzle with her mother. For her, family is everything. But recently, her family received terrible news.

This past year her grandmother was diagnosed (诊断) with breast cancer. But she didn’t sit back and worry, she     1     (祈祷) for her grandmother and went to work.

“As someone who has a lot of natural curiosity and as a researcher, one of the first things I did was to d    2     into reading articles and papers as much as I can,” Konidala said.

Teaching herself to code (编码), she entered the MEDARVA Science Fair, presenting research that bridges the gap between predicting breast cancer sub-types with good classification models. And she won! It’s research that could help to     3     (发现) and treat breast cancer. As you can imagine, her grandmother is very proud.

“She knew I was into     4     (science) research, but she never expected me to do something directly related to her. She was at a loss for words,” she said.

Her mother, Rekha Rasineni is not. She tells you what a hard worker Laasya can be.

“Some days we tell her ‘You don’t need to be     5     (produce) and working all day. Take it easy.’ But she doesn’t like that. She likes to study and do puzzles and bake and maybe even save lives with her research.”