1 . The 2022-23 college basketball season hasn’t even started yet, but we already have the photo of the year. It has nothing to do with anything that happened on the
The
While the dad possibly just wanted to go home and get
MeGuire only had about 45 minutes to get to the game when he
This picture symbolizes every son lucky enough to have a(an)
A.court | B.scene | C.stand | D.air |
A.discovery | B.moment | C.choice | D.promise |
A.game | B.coach | C.university | D.photo |
A.taught | B.gone | C.played | D.watched |
A.lost | B.buried | C.filled | D.covered |
A.fixed up | B.picked up | C.cleaned up | D.packed up |
A.interesting | B.rewarding | C.enjoyable | D.precious |
A.set about | B.returned to | C.went on | D.got off |
A.risk | B.drop | C.miss | D.fail |
A.something | B.anything | C.everything | D.nothing |
A.developed | B.worked | C.shared | D.took |
A.efforts | B.hopes | C.expectation | D.thought |
A.pass | B.lend | C.send | D.donate |
A.happened | B.selected | C.mattered | D.changed |
A.admiration | B.gratitude | C.admission | D.apology |
A.hardly | B.particularly | C.usually | D.merely |
A.invite | B.beg | C.persuade | D.allow |
A.considerate | B.independent | C.hardworking | D.determined |
A.signals | B.assumes | C.confirms | D.represents |
A.judges | B.permits | C.recognizes | D.claims |
2 . In Philippines, many parents have to go to foreign countries to make a living. Therefore, it is quite
When my mother was born, my grandfather was the only earner in the family,
Nursing was not my mother’s dream job at the time. As a teenager, she loved to draw and
After years of
Four years later, she returned home to give birth to her first baby:
My aunt would send my mother some
My mom always tries to skip this part of our
A.unacceptable | B.impossible | C.good | D.common |
A.struggling | B.starting | C.promising | D.refusing |
A.adult | B.baby | C.teenager | D.mother |
A.gave up | B.dreamed of | C.appealed to | D.laughed at |
A.unlikely | B.illegally | C.gratefully | D.desperately |
A.thinking | B.waiting | C.training | D.postponing |
A.children | B.belongings | C.profit | D.pay |
A.her | B.me | C.him | D.you |
A.interest | B.room | C.care | D.awareness |
A.close | B.honest | C.kind | D.blind |
A.recordings | B.pictures | C.videos | D.clothes |
A.forgive | B.miss | C.recognize | D.hate |
A.book | B.movie | C.trip | D.story |
A.sadness | B.light | C.worry | D.embarrassment |
A.stronger | B.longer | C.cheaper | D.funnier |
(1)感谢他的邀请。
(2)询问夏令营的相关事宜(具体日程安排,需要携带的物品…)。
(3)希望尽快得到回信。
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A.Classmates. | B.Colleagues. | C.Brother and sister. |
The gym teacher blew the whistle (哨子) and four students dived into the swimming pool, racing to the other side. Then the next four were up, but only three stood on the diving board. “Where is Ren?” the gym teacher asked in concern.
Ren’s face turned red, and he was unsteady. He looked at the pool and stepped back. “You cannot make me do this!” he said.
Sadie patted him on the back gently. “You can do it! I will help you if you need it.” Ren stared into Sadie’s eyes and he calmed down.
“You can do it. You need to pass this class.” The gym teacher said. Ren stepped on the diving board,vputting his goggles (护目镜)vover his eyes, and the blue cap hid his red hair. The whistle blew and Ren stood there as the other three swam away. Then one boy ran and pushed Ren into the water.
Sadie glared at the boy. “Why would you do that?” A minute passed by and Ren still wasn’t coming up. Sadie jumped in and pulled him out of the water. She gave him CPR (心肺复苏),and it took a while until water came out of his lungs. Then finally he spat out the water and sat up, feeling dizzy.
Ren looked over at Sadie,who breathed a sigh of relief. “Oh, thank goodness! Why didn’t you use your arms or legs?”Ren stared away from Sadie, looking at the bottom of the blue pool, then looking up at the gym teacher who rolled his eyes.“I can’t swim. My parents never taught me as a kid. We are afraid of water.”
Sadie put her hand on his shoulder. “Don’t worry. I will teach you how to swim. The water is my favourite place to be.”Ren thought for a while, and nodded gently.
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Ren and Sadie finished gym class and walked home together:
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The gym teacher blew the whistle and this time Ren dived bravely.
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6 . There are countless articles online that will give you advice on how to deal with homesickness. Here are some of my favorite tips that have helped me.
Learn to cook with your friends or find new places to eat. Eating with friends makes things so much better. It’s a way to bond and an excuse to get closer. You even get rewarded for it.
Call home—but not every minute of every day.
I saw so many online sources express it in this way, “Talk to your parents—but not too much. Call home—but not too often.”
Explore.
Find a way to deal with your emotions.
I got a guitar during my sophomore (大学二年级) year of university because that’s what I like doing when I’m by myself. I keep a journal because it makes me feel better and productive if I need time by myself but I don’t want to feel lonely.
An outlet(发泄方式) for your emotions can take any shape or form. Whatever it is, it’s important that you find a way to deal with your emotions. Don’t avoid them, but try to understand them.
Talk to someone.
There is nothing wrong with finding someone to talk to about how you’re feeling.
There is nothing wrong with being homesick. It’s normal. It’s part of the experience. We all feel things differently, but everything you learn while you are abroad will help you grow.
A.Make food from your home country. |
B.Going abroad may cost you a lot of money. |
C.It’s good to keep in touch with your family and friends. |
D.It’s also a good way to distract(使分心) you in a healthy way. |
E.After the first few weeks abroad, many students will feel a little worse. |
F.On that line of thought, truly try to explore the city that you’re studying in. |
G.It can be friends, family, mentors or professors who you feel can understand you. |
7 . My daughter Beth bought me two beautifully carved wooden butterflies for my 56th birthday. I hung them in
My mom died when I was only 25. Beth had
One day when she was seven or so, we were
Since that moment, both Beth and I seem to
A.empty | B.noticeable | C.public | D.different |
A.really | B.typically | C.naturally | D.eventually |
A.misty | B.obvious | C.good | D.sharp |
A.pull through | B.make up for | C.put up with | D.stand up for |
A.movement | B.hope | C.light | D.sadness |
A.struggling | B.laboring | C.playing | D.whispering |
A.missed | B.practised | C.avoided | D.risked |
A.confused | B.amused | C.surprised | D.depressed |
A.stands | B.watches | C.runs | D.calls |
A.deer | B.bird | C.taxi | D.butterfly |
A.closer | B.first | C.quicker | D.last |
A.ran | B.hung | C.went | D.circled |
A.full | B.guilty | C.worthy | D.proud |
A.shoot | B.hunt | C.attract | D.protect |
A.alone | B.outside | C.inside | D.away |
A.warns | B.cures | C.accuses | D.reminds |
A.insects | B.flowers | C.signs | D.ideas |
A.memorize | B.admire | C.thank | D.know |
A.involved | B.interested | C.loved | D.trapped |
A.otherwise | B.rather | C.therefore | D.though |
8 . My mother, Donzella Washington, 80, graduated from Alabama A&. M University on Dec. 6 with a bachelor’s degree in social work. Along with her
My parents had been living on a farm in California. My mother said that her
However, my father
Now, my mother says she is not slowing down so soon. She’s even
A.academic | B.political | C.musical | D.scientific |
A.servant | B.librarian | C.professor | D.graduate |
A.possibility | B.motivation | C.excuse | D.pressure |
A.educator | B.examiner | C.instructor | D.supporter |
A.especially | B.similarly | C.generally | D.usually |
A.purpose | B.chance | C.value | D.difficulty |
A.degree | B.task | C.housework | D.speech |
A.showed up | B.passed away | C.set off | D.fell ill |
A.hurried | B.rushed | C.returned | D.moved |
A.commenting | B.ignoring | C.comforting | D.reminding |
A.learn | B.recover | C.escape | D.keep |
A.proud | B.patient | C.brave | D.curious |
A.enjoying | B.considering | C.regretting | D.imagining |
A.fails | B.hesitates | C.expects | D.chooses |
A.knowledge | B.wealth | C.health | D.age |
9 . My mother at 85 was quick, with good vision and sharp reaction for her age, but one day she knocked into three parked cars on a supermarket parking lot. We never found out exactly how it happened, but the investigators figured Mom hit the accelerator instead of the brake.
Mom was lucky, even though she spent two weeks in the hospital. But we unwillingly concluded that it was time to take away Mom’s car keys. Tears ran down her cheeks. I think she never felt old until that moment, when I took away the independence provided by the car.
In the days that followed, we suggested she take taxis to shop, but she wouldn’t do it. Fortunately, she lived in the city and quickly slipped into the habit of taking the bus. She began to enjoy her new life. But most old people have no convenient public transportation or shops within walking distance.
We seemed to have made a right decision. But is tragedy like that a reason to take away the car keys of the elderly? I think not. Age doesn’t necessarily prove anything. Slower reactions or not, senior citizens are much better than teenagers. They usually drive more slowly. They get honked at a lot, but their slower speed reduces the risk of death and destruction. The worst risk-takers on the highway are young men between the ages of 18 to 25, but no one suggests taking away their keys or raising the driving age to 26.
The death rate in the past year for motorists between 16 and 20, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, was more than double that for drivers over 70. The older citizen who tries to avoid danger is likely to take personal responsibility more seriously than a younger person who causes danger through partying and risk.
So, let Granny drive. Road age is a lot less dangerous than road rage.
1. Why was Mom sad when her car keys were taken away according to the author?A.She was misunderstood. |
B.She had to walk to shop. |
C.She realized she was old. |
D.She was seriously injured. |
A.Influential. |
B.Unreasonable. |
C.Meaningful. |
D.Unimportant. |
A.It’s necessary to raise the driving age to 20. |
B.People under 26 should be forbidden to drive. |
C.Both senior and young drivers like taking risks while driving. |
D.Seniors shouldn’t be banned from driving because of their age. |
A.The legal age for driving. |
B.Why young drivers take risks. |
C.The accident caused by Mom. |
D.Whether the elderly can drive. |
A.They are strict. |
B.They are rich. |
C.They are caring. |