1 . If a person lost an arm, how could he or she play basketball? How could he or she
Zhang soon
“Your heart is always the
| A．again | B．nearly | C．hardly | D．even |
| A．got | B．caught | C．made | D．had |
| A．escaped | B．called | C．increased | D．arrested |
| A．potential | B．extraordinary | C．creative | D．natural |
| A．filmed | B．posted | C．promoted | D．developed |
| A．admitted | B．tested | C．showed | D．strengthened |
| A．turn | B．defense | C．order | D．sight |
| A．cheer | B．laugh | C．voice | D．argument |
| A．permanent | B．helpful | C．special | D．impressive |
| A．commented | B．advertised | C．responded | D．explained |
| A．watched | B．collected | C．shared | D．downloaded |
| A．profits | B．offers | C．likes | D．plays |
| A．worn out | B．pulled out | C．cut away | D．taken away |
| A．uncomfortable | B．unfortunate | C．unforgettable | D．unbelievable |
| A．avoid | B．discourage | C．delay | D．risk |
| A．given in to | B．lived up to | C．held on to | D．come down to |
| A．condition | B．pain | C．privilege | D．limitation |
| A．recreation | B．ladder | C．motivation | D．job |
| A．Actually | B．Exactly | C．Constantly | D．Firstly |
| A．finest | B．softest | C．strongest | D．warmest |
2 . I wrote a book called Standing Up for Standing Out on the topic of being different. It was inspired by John Schwartz, a writer for The New York Times, who once said that being
Growing because of trials can be
This made me
As I mentioned in my new book, our differences do
| A．addicted | B．forced | C．applied | D．exposed |
| A．goes through | B．goes off | C．goes around | D．goes by |
| A．weaker | B．wiser | C．lazier | D．healthier |
| A．resist | B．gain | C．deliver | D．create |
| A．obvious | B．serious | C．slight | D．sensitive |
| A．contributed | B．turned | C．transferred | D．compared |
| A．response | B．respect | C．regard | D．relation |
| A．At | B．By | C．Without | D．On |
| A．shell | B．sand | C．scar | D．salt |
| A．select | B．describe | C．celebrate | D．recall |
| A．teachers | B．parents | C．friends | D．brothers |
| A．completely | B．gradually | C．reasonably | D．regularly |
| A．construction | B．thought | C．consideration | D．trial |
| A．encouraging | B．correcting | C．improving | D．understanding |
| A．depending | B．focusing | C．calling | D．turning |
| A．meaningless | B．surprising | C．influential | D．carefree |
| A．hobbies | B．chances | C．decisions | D．hardships |
| A．remind | B．shape | C．embarrass | D．weaken |
| A．shocking | B．frightening | C．inspiring | D．disappointing |
| A．growth | B．happiness | C．gladness | D．depression |
增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（^）,并在其下面写出该加的词。
删除：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉。
修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。
It was sunny afternoon. I was sitting in the garden, read the Sunday Newspaper and expecting a couple of hour of peace. Then I hear a loud knock on the door. I saw about twelve ladies wearing her Sunday clothes. They said, “Well, we hope we are not late, so it is not easy to find your house.” One lady said, “Well, your husband is very kind to inviting us to have tea.” I thought, “My God, my husband must have been mad.” I asked for them into the house and they sat down and started talking happy. But when my husband appeared, it was quickly discovered that they should have gone to the house on the another side of the street.
4 . When most of us get a text message on our cell phone from an unknown person, we usually say “sorry,
“Congratulations! But I think someone was mistaken,” Dennis
Much to the family's surprise, Dennis stuck to his
Teresa
| A．depressed | B．modest | C．lucky | D．wrong |
| A．equipped | B．translated | C．received | D．delivered |
| A．reasonable | B．practical | C．changeable | D．special |
| A．informing | B．reminding | C．convincing | D．inviting |
| A．discovery | B．recovery | C．arrival | D．growth |
| A．responded | B．interrupted | C．skimmed | D．repeated |
| A．coming in | B．building up | C．leading to | D．referring to |
| A．opinion | B．anxiety | C．excitement | D．freedom |
| A．comparing | B．exchanging | C．discussing | D．sharing |
| A．accept | B．know | C．believe | D．bother |
| A．parents | B．doctors | C．patients | D．visitors |
| A．dream | B．promise | C．comment | D．principle |
| A．opening | B．collecting | C．offering | D．making |
| A．discouraged | B．astonished | C．relaxed | D．confused |
| A．admit | B．need | C．expect | D．appreciate |
| A．found | B．posted | C．selected | D．developed |
| A．accompanied | B．simplified | C．clarified | D．confirmed |
| A．pity | B．blessing | C．relief | D．problem |
| A．smart | B．calm | C．sweet | D．humorous |
| A．control | B．trust | C．sympathy | D．attention |
误，每句中最多有两处错误，每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加，删除或修改。
增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的单词。
删除：把多余的词用斜线（﹨）划掉
修改：在错的词下面画线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；
2.只允许修改10处错误，多者（从第11处起）不计分
Yesterday morning, I went to school by bus. However, I didn’t realize I had been left my bus cards at home until I got on the bus.With no money on me, I don’t know what to do. So I made an apology to a driver and was about to get on. Just then a young lady stopped us. She offered to buy a ticket for me, say she had experienced so embarrassing a thing. Seeing her sweet smile, I felt very happily and was really grateful to what she did. It was her kindness ,which I made up my mind to pass on to others made my day.
6 . Doug Falter, an American photographer, returned home, teary-eyed and exhausted. He pouted online that evening, "I lost my baby." That "baby" referred to a surfboard that had been custom-made for him. Hours earlier, a big wave had separated Falter from this prized possession.
Months passed with no sign of the surfboard. Falter saved money to buy a new surfboard for $ 1,500. But Falter never completely forgot the surfboard, which - six months later and more than 5,000 miles away from where it disappeared-floated to the southern Philippines.The local fisherman who found it didn't have much use of his unusual catch of the day, so he sold the board for s 40 to Giovanne Branzuela, an elementary school teacher. Branzuela hoped to learn to surf and one day share the skill with his students,who regularly accompany him on beach clean-ups.
The once-blue board had faded to a pale straw color during its journey, but its distinctive markings were still there: two elephants, one at either end. Underneath the elephants were the words "Doug Falter Surfboard".
Branzuela couldn't believe it on realizing how far the surfboard had traveled. He reached Falter online and sent him a photo of the surfboard. Falter was shocked to learn that his "baby"had drifted(漂流) across the world's largest ocean and survived. He was overjoyed.
But the story was far from over. Falter wanted to thank Branzuela with some surfing supplies for his kind act, but the teacher asked for school supplies instead, such as backpacks for his students and materials to help them learn English.
Falter said it made him raise money for the kids. So far, he has collected $ 2,500,which he has used to buy and ship maps, puzzles, classroom posters, textbooks, and workbooks.
1. What happened to Doug Falter that afternoon?| A．His baby was lost on the beach. | B．The sea carried away his surfboard. |
| C．He took excellent photos of the surf. | D．His custom-made camera was damaged. |
| A．He liked the pale straw color of it. |
| B．He found it belonged to Doug Falter. |
| C．He found the fisherman charged low for it. |
| D．He wanted to learn a new skill to teach his students. |
| A．Branzuela kept it as a prized possession. |
| B．Branzuela's students learned surfing with it. |
| C．It was returned to its owner after a long journey. |
| D．Falter sold it to help Philippine children. |
| A．Selfless. | B．Merciful. |
| C．Generous. | D．Knowledgeable. |
增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词。
删除：把多余的词用斜线（/）划掉。
修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；
2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。
One day, I met a foreigner whom asked me the way to the hospital. At the first, I didn't understand him very well. And then he repeated and tried to make him understood. Finally, I knew where he wanted to go but told him the way patient. As a poor English learner, I managed to let him know how get to the hospital. The foreigner thanks me for my help and I felt glad that I got a chance to communicate with others by English. At that time, I realized the importance of learn English well. From now on, I decided to study English well.
8 . Apple, a 34-year-old doctor, had been on call at Atlanta Medical Center for more than two days, with only a few hours’ sleep. And now tiredness was clouding her eyes as she drove to a meeting in Kentucky, nearly seven hours away. She tried turning on her CB radio, which enthusiasts used to warn one another about road conditions, but the airwaves (广播频道) were silent. Soon Apple’s car started to weave.
A 41-year-old trucker named Woody Key found a car ahead, drifting (漂移) off the road. Key shouted into his CB microphone (麦克风), “Four-wheeler, are you all right?”
Apple woke up. She talked on her CB radio. “I’m tired, and I’m lucky I’m still alive driving this tired. Thanks!”
“Call me Woodpecker, my CB nickname (昵称),” the trucker said. “I’m going to Kentucky. And you?”
“Kentucky.”
“I’ll travel behind and help keep you awake. What’s your CB nickname?”
“Dr. Froot Loops,” she told him.
As they drove, they shared stories, and the time passed quickly. They parted near the Kentucky state line. She thanked him for keeping her awake and safe on the long, dark road.
Years later, Apple found several doctors checking a person brought in from an accident. His head was badly hurt. She put both hands on his head, hoping to calm him. “It’s not your time to die!” she said.
Then, he asked for her name.
“Dr. Sherry Apple,” she replied.
“No ... your CB nickname.”
“How did you guess I have a CB?”
“... I know your voice ...”
“My nickname is Dr. Froot Loops.”
“Oh … It’s me … Woodpecker!”
It was her truck driver! She said, “It’s not your time, Woodpecker!” Then Key was rushed into the operating room.
The first days out of the operating room were very painful for Key. Often Apple would get home and find her phone ringing. Nurses, unable to calm Key, asked her to return. She always did.
About two months after his accident, Key was ready to leave the hospital. As he was leaving, he told Apple, “I don’t think I could have made it without you.” Apple’s eyes welled up. “And I wouldn’t have made it without you.”
1. What happened to Apple on her way to Kentucky?| A．She was called back to hospital halfway. |
| B．.She was disconnected from her friend. |
| C．She fell asleep as she drove. |
| D．She met with a car accident. |
| A．By giving her a lift. |
| B．By driving her car instead. |
| C．By talking with her by phone. |
| D．By keeping her eyes on the road. |
| A．He fought to survive. |
| B．He returned home quickly. |
| C．He stayed quite calm in the hospital. |
| D．He was looked after by Apple every day. |
| A．It was heart-breaking. |
| B．It was life-saving. |
| C．It was serious. |
| D．It was strange. |
9 . Winter in Syria can be cold. With over 11 million people made homeless since the beginning of the war in 2011, many people are without enough heating or shelter during the cold winter months. A group of MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) students has set out to change that.
The team of six, led by MIT Sloan School of Management undergraduate Vick Liu, created TravlerPack, a light sleeping bag that can stand up to temperatures as cold as -10℃, with the goal of sending the bags to Syrian refugees (难民).
During a freshman exercise last year, Liu was among a group of students discussing startup ideas when he realized he was interested in creating something that would help people. He wrote the idea for TravlerPack on a piece of paper and put it in his pocket so he wouldn’t forget it.
With fuel (燃料) and shelter hard to come by, refugees have few ways to keep warm during the Syrian winters. But a sleeping bag doesn’t require fuel. “It’s a simple solution to a big problem,” said Liu.
Liu and his team spoke directly with refugees to find out what additions to the bag they might need. They found that refugees had no way to store valuables, especially at night, so each TravlerPack contains one outside storage pocket and five inside storage pockets. When not being used, TravlerPack can be pressed down into a small bag, which can be worn as a backpack, allowing refugees to keep both hands free.
After reaching out to around 80 producers, the team officially partnered with one in April to make the sleeping bags.
The team reached out to many non-profits (非盈利性机构) and, luckily, NuDay Syria, a non-profit with experience of sending goods to Syrian refugees, signed on to send the packs to Northwestern Syria.
In September, the group started a GoFundMe movement to raise $15,000 to send TravlerPacks to Syrian refugees, and quickly reached their goal. Now the team is raising more money to send 1,000 bags overseas.
“We’ve been really lucky the whole way through,” Liu said. “This has been a journey of luck and a lot of planning.”
1. Why did Vick Liu create TravlerPack?| A．To sell sleeping bags to travelers. |
| B．To solve a big problem at his school. |
| C．To meet the needs of Syrian refugees. |
| D．To complete a task given by his team. |
| A．To check if they were receiving TravlerPacks. |
| B．To see how many sleeping bags they needed. |
| C．To try their best to improve TravlerPacks. |
| D．To deal with their money problems. |
| A．They have received great support. |
| B．They will put TravlerPacks to the test soon |
| C．They plan to advertise TravlerPacks worldwide |
| D．They found it easy to send sleeping bags to refugees. |
| A．Kind and strict. |
| B．Intelligent and sensitive. |
| C．Creative and thoughtful. |
| D．Humorous and talkative. |
10 . Some years ago, when Pat Thorn asked her husband Frank what he was going to do when he retired, he replied: “I'm going to volunteer with UNICEF (United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund).”
After
They threw themselves into achieving important goals--- whether it was raising people's
Pat and Frank were
“We met community leaders, and saw how UNICEF
“The point is that UNICEF has this network in place, doing good work
Pat and Frank also discovered early in their involvement that UNICEF's
Frank had become a promoter(促进者) for UNICEF's legacy-giving (遗产捐赠), He and Pat made the important
“It was a simple
| A．unemployment | B．retirement | C．argument | D．discussion |
| A．traveled | B．studied | C．lectured | D．lived |
| A．anyhow | B．somewhat | C．somehow | D．anyway |
| A．awareness | B．money | C．importance | D．seriousness |
| A．requested | B．subscribed | C．received | D．scanned |
| A．wealthy | B．absurd | C．enthusiastic | D．influential |
| A．it | B．themselves | C．them | D．itself |
| A．effort | B．goal | C．difference | D．effect |
| A．take up | B．set up | C．break up | D．turn up |
| A．need | B．should | C．must | D．could |
| A．accessible | B．responsible | C．meaningful | D．interesting |
| A．above all | B．all in all | C．all the time | D．after all |
| A．when | B．before | C．since | D．after |
| A．time-consuming | B．life-saving | C．ever-changing | D．fast-developing |
| A．besides | B．except | C．without | D．beyond |
| A．single | B．flexible | C．adequate | D．joint |
| A．determine | B．recognize | C．declare | D．promise |
| A．decision | B．sympathy | C．assessment | D．promotion |
| A．beneficial | B．available | C．reliable | D．reachable |
| A．conduct | B．enter | C．desire | D．leave |
