1 . After growing up in the foster care system (寄养制度), Shante Elliott is working to help others come out of it. Shante Elliott is no
After such a(n)
Elliott knows the teenagers in the foster care system face
Elliott wants to see that shame
Although she feels good about the work she is doing, she said she wanted to do more. “I am interested in creating a long-term
A.relative | B.stranger | C.neighbour | D.designer |
A.Actually | B.Finally | C.Gradually | D.Usually |
A.share | B.talk | C.debate | D.live |
A.attacked | B.lost | C.found | D.praised |
A.swift | B.difficult | C.important | D.practical |
A.judged | B.explored | C.charged | D.created |
A.experience | B.beauty | C.forecast | D.humor |
A.competitions | B.calculation | C.disaster | D.challenges |
A.employed | B.remembered | C.treated | D.described |
A.organizations | B.families | C.adults | D.managers |
A.agree | B.need | C.hate | D.learn |
A.reliable | B.national | C.additional | D.rare |
A.performance | B.practice | C.risk | D.request |
A.face | B.stop | C.ignore | D.admit |
A.begin | B.continue | C.keep | D.end |
A.culture | B.wealth | C.interest | D.age |
A.unfair | B.successful | C.cheerful | D.useless |
A.disturbing | B.punishing | C.helping | D.following |
A.shame | B.pain | C.fear | D.anger |
A.change | B.design | C.show | D.company |
2 . Never did I imagine I would land into a place that I used to dislike. However, my working here in Saudi Arabia has turned out to be a
One of those is
Second is the value of
The most
A.test | B.challenge | C.blessing | D.experience |
A.love | B.patience | C.wisdom | D.ambition |
A.Unfortunately | B.In return | C.By accident | D.Consequently |
A.witnessed | B.missed | C.provided | D.replaced |
A.paused | B.finished | C.rested | D.got |
A.pick out | B.look for | C.deal with | D.come across |
A.strangest | B.clearest | C.strictest | D.nicest |
A.attitude | B.promotion | C.situation | D.theory |
A.sincerely | B.anxiously | C.cautiously | D.happily |
A.parents | B.neighbors | C.colleagues | D.enemies |
A.fine | B.legal | C.equal | D.casual |
A.trust | B.respect | C.manner | D.justice |
A.dreams | B.bases | C.plans | D.steps |
A.offered | B.considered | C.made | D.found |
A.accept | B.judge | C.permit | D.use |
A.transportation | B.food | C.performance | D.tradition |
A.less | B.different | C.worse | D.better |
A.ambiguous | B.significant | C.abnormal | D.unbearable |
A.required | B.called | C.warned | D.taught |
A.tolerate | B.remember | C.appreciate | D.organize |
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I read an interesting story last week. One day, a diver is enjoying the sea 20 feet below its surface. He noticed a man at same depth, but without any equipments. The diver went below other 20 feet, and the man joined in him a few minutes later. She went below 20 feet again, and after several minutes, the man following him again. This confused the diver, but he took a blackboard out and wrote, “How on earth are you able to stay this deep with nothing to help you?” The man took the blackboard, rubbed that the diver had written and wrote, “I’m drowned, you fool!”
4 . I always hold the view that every act of kindness can eventually change the world as generosity, gratitude and trust.
I was parking at a hiking road when a man in the car next to mine looked out and started to ask me for help.“No
I
He said “You won’t believe it
I was
A.hurry | B.problem | C.fun | D.way |
A.common | B.command | C.particular | D.need |
A.low | B.lost | C.broken | D.strong |
A.said | B.taught | C.asked | D.comforted |
A.minutes | B.months | C.days | D.hours |
A.started | B.ran | C.returned | D.died |
A.thank | B.know | C.lend | D.owe |
A.detail | B.time | C.disbelief | D.pride |
A.so | B.but | C.and | D.for |
A.notice | B.help | C.encouraged | D.impress |
A.curious | B.sad | C.grateful | D.reliable |
A.works | B.sleeps | C.looks | D.stresses |
A.passengers | B.visitors | C.reporters | D.passers-by |
A.sympathy | B.support | C.money | D.trouble |
A.realizing | B.permitting | C.memorizing | D.regretting |
A.selflessly | B.exactly | C.properly | D.easily |
A.warned | B.told | C.reminded | D.blamed |
A.fearing | B.observing | C.thinking | D.ignoring |
A.charged | B.surprised | C.lost | D.frightened |
A.go through | B.cut across | C.add up | D.use up |
5 . After a Blockbuster store in Australia closes on March 31, the American city of Bend, Oregon will have the only one left on Earth.
For years, Blockbuster was a big name in the video rental business. The company had thousands of stores in the United States and around the world. But Blockbuster began to lose money during the 2000s. By 2014, all company-owned stores had closed. Since then, locally owned Blockbusters have closed, one by one.
Operating the last Blockbuster Video on Earth is not easy. The computer system uses old disks that only the store’s general manager knows how to use. The video rentals are recorded on a kind of aging tape. The tape cannot be replaced because Radio Shack, another once famous store, went out of business.
Sandi Harding has worked at the Blockbuster in Bend for over 15 years and is the store’s general manager. She says “stubbornness” is part of the reason the store is still open. “We did everything we could to cut costs and keep ourselves relevant,” she said.
Zeke Kamm lives in Bend. He is making a documentary about the store with his friend. He notes that many people who rented videos over the years want to share memories of their experiences Kamm explained how Blockbuste were once an important part of small town in America. The Blockbuster was the only place that was open past nine at night, and a lot of them stayed open much later.
Recently, Harding has noticed that more children are coming to the store, brought in by their parents who like remembering the past. Jerry Gilless and his wife, Elizabeth, on a trip to Oregon, recently brought their two children, aged 3 and 5, to the store in Bend. They watched with a smile as their children walked from row to row, looking at movies. “How could we not stop? It’s the last one,” said Gilless. “They need to see that not everything’s on the iPad.”
1. What is the third paragraph mainly about?A.The popularity of the video rental business. | B.The special computer system of the last store. |
C.The value of the last Blockbuster on Earth. | D.The difficulties of running the last Blockbuster. |
A.It has a long history in all Blockbuster stores. | B.Its employees try their best to keep it running |
C.Its general manager is very stubborn woman. | D.It is a place where people can watch old movies. |
A.People’s experiences of sharing their own memories. |
B.Zeke Kamm’s work with his friend in the Blockbuster. |
C.People’s memories of renting videos in the Blockbuster. |
D.Blockbusters’important role in a small town of America. |
A.Oregon Will Have the Last Blockbuster on Earth | B.Different Opinions About the Last Blockbuster |
C.People Are Interested in the Last Blockbuster | D.A Documentary About the Last Blockbuster |