1 . A call came into Gilleece’s bar. A newly married woman, who had spent the afternoon at the beach bar, couldn’t find her wallet. She didn’t
Gilleece, 42, didn’t like
Within hours, Gilleece got a text from 17-year-old Rivers Prather. Prather
Gilleece wasn’t sure if he could
“He would be going to big boy jail (监狱),” Gilleece says. “I had to
“Most people would have given the video to the
A.think | B.care | C.forget | D.argue |
A.ring | B.photo | C.money | D.watch |
A.complaint | B.stealing | C.quarrel | D.violence |
A.buy | B.open | C.find | D.check |
A.staring at | B.dealing with | C.repairing | D.analyzing |
A.wiped | B.passed | C.noticed | D.approached |
A.received | B.saw | C.posted | D.answered |
A.regretted | B.remembered | C.considered | D.admitted |
A.slept | B.eaten | C.washed | D.worked |
A.old | B.strange | C.fake | D.large |
A.hid | B.buried | C.changed | D.threw |
A.believe | B.educate | C.save | D.control |
A.adult | B.thief | C.student | D.beggar |
A.persuade | B.punish | C.help | D.forgive |
A.search | B.measure | C.mark | D.cover |
A.way | B.sign | C.need | D.picture |
A.worried | B.annoyed | C.impatient | D.tired |
A.gradually | B.carefully | C.secretly | D.finally |
A.government | B.public | C.police | D.owner |
A.proud | B.aware | C.fond | D.appreciative |
2 . When I was 16, I wrote a bucket list. This was a list of things that I wanted to do in my lifetime. One of the things on my bucket list was to do a(n)
Two years ago I spent three months traveling around South America. We
That afternoon we were picked up and taken to the Skydive Center. We put on our gear (装备) and we were given some
Suddenly we were 3,000 meters above the ground.
After about 20 seconds of
This was definitely one of the scariest but most
A.dive | B.skydive | C.experiment | D.research |
A.left | B.passed | C.visited | D.missed |
A.insignificant | B.shocking | C.different | D.amazing |
A.reading | B.working | C.hiding | D.relaxing |
A.noticed | B.recognized | C.remembered | D.reviewed |
A.beautiful | B.strange | C.crazy | D.funny |
A.ship | B.car | C.train | D.plane |
A.tests | B.instructions | C.warnings | D.lectures |
A.air | B.water | C.space | D.forest |
A.sink | B.beat | C.knock | D.hit |
A.Frankly | B.Eventually | C.Entirely | D.Fortunately |
A.worry about | B.help out | C.focus on | D.find out |
A.capable | B.ready | C.likely | D.free |
A.check | B.inquire | C.answer | D.argue |
A.heart | B.mind | C.concern | D.breath |
A.flying | B.falling | C.rising | D.shaking |
A.let me down | B.came to life | C.slowed down | D.sped up |
A.exciting | B.inspiring | C.annoying | D.exhausting |
A.extreme | B.field | C.strength | D.team |
A.bothers | B.scares | C.challenges | D.satisfies |
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Tony gave Claire a new haircut and improved his makeup. Because of he was not allowed to accompany her to the shops, he wrote out a list of things that he would need for his work on the house. Claire went downtown and buys these things. She had appointment to paint her nails, then she went into an expensive clothes shop. The saleswoman there was rude to her, and she rang Tony and told him she was being treated badly. He spoke to the woman, that immediately changed her attitude. Claire thanked Tony, tell him that he was a “dear”. As she turned around, there stood Gladys Claffern. What awful to be discovered by her, Claire thought. By the look on her face, Claire knew that Gladys thought they were in a relation. After all, she knew Claire’s husband’s name was Larry, not Tony. Although it was complete innocent, Claire felt guilty.
4 . Gerald Swindle was waiting to check out in a store when he noticed the elderly woman checking out in front of him was talking endlessly about herself to her cashier(收银员), who just stayed attentive all the time.
Gerald Swindle was a bit annoyed with how long their conversation was going. But as Gerald waited for his turn, his attitude began to change. Not only did he conclude that their conversation was very important, but found himself captivated by what the elderly woman said once he stopped to listen.
“You were patient with this lady,” Gerald later said in a video recalling what had happened. “You did nothing but followed her conversation, listening to every word she said, and never rushing her.”
He added, “You showed me what people ought to be. Sometimes it might be the only person they talk to this week. Sometimes I need that, so I appreciate it.”
“I never expected this to come about because it was just a regular day for me. I was just doing my job,” Emily, the cashier, said.
But since posted online, the video has become popular with nearly 2 million views! The comment section was quickly filled with others sharing how inspired they felt by Emily’s kindness.
Best of all, that elderly woman has since come back to the store several times, and the two of them are becoming quite close. “What I’ve learned is so amazing—you can have an effect on people just by being yourself working at the store,” Emily said.
1. How did Gerald act at the talk between Emily and the customer at first?A.He listened with full attention. | B.He focused on his own shopping cart. |
C.He felt lucky to be not talkative. | D.He felt a little angry at the long talk. |
A.Stuck. | B.Angered. | C.Inspired. | D.Attracted. |
A.What patience Emily showed to the customer. |
B.What led a store to become popular online. |
C.How Gerald dealt with the customer attentively. |
D.How Emily was praised by an elderly woman. |
A.Caring for the old can bring benefit to us. |
B.Listening to people is a skill to master. |
C.It’s sometimes easy to influence other people. |
D.Being a cashier is a good way for connection. |
5 . One evening, I was on a train going home. I had worked all day and was
She fell asleep soon. Her head rested on my
Having a car parked nearby, I offered to give her a
I pulled into a dark alleyway(小巷). A row of ordinary townhouses appeared by which I had driven countless times but never realized the haven(避难所) they
She
A.excited | B.upset | C.tired | D.bored |
A.dogs | B.children | C.bags | D.boys |
A.took | B.cleaned | C.climbed | D.wiped |
A.leg | B.head | C.hand | D.shoulder |
A.offered | B.managed | C.prepared | D.promised |
A.set off | B.got off | C.took off | D.paid off |
A.sensed | B.desired | C.remembered | D.lightened |
A.hot | B.cold | C.late | D.quiet |
A.fright | B.ring | C.lesson | D.ride |
A.carefully | B.casually | C.immediately | D.firmly |
A.hug | B.help | C.touch | D.hold |
A.noise | B.voice | C.company | D.sound |
A.grateful | B.satisfied | C.nervous | D.anxious |
A.possessed | B.provided | C.expected | D.fixed |
A.touched | B.assisted | C.commanded | D.stopped |
A.allowed | B.meant | C.supposed | D.required |
A.woke | B.dropped | C.carried | D.abandoned |
A.path | B.home | C.heart | D.dream |
A.annoyance | B.concern | C.love | D.hope |
A.suspected | B.committed | C.informed | D.reminded |
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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。
Helping others are a great pleasure. I still remember that person who once helped myself.
One morning, my mother got ill and I quickly ride my bike to buy some medicine for her. I was on such a hurry that my bike hit a tree and I fell onto the ground. Just then, a man saw that was happening when drive past. He stopped take me to the nearest hospital. Luckily, the doctor said I wasn’t bad hurt. Then the man took me to a drugstore and helped me buy some medicine. Finally, he drove me home. How kind he was!
Since then, I have started to help others in the need. I think a little help can make a big different to others.
7 . Thanks to skateboarding, I’ve had a happy childhood. When I was a(n)
It was a sunny afternoon. I took my skateboard to the
When we got to the top of the hill, the
I was traumatized (受到创伤) by the experience, and I got too scared to get on my skateboard for a long time. And now, I’m not
A.kid | B.adult | C.athlete | D.freshman |
A.park | B.playground | C.stadium | D.gym |
A.avoided | B.enjoyed | C.continued | D.stopped |
A.funny | B.exciting | C.boring | D.dangerous |
A.interrupted | B.refused | C.nodded | D.disagreed |
A.solution | B.idea | C.plan | D.excuse |
A.hill | B.river | C.tree | D.room |
A.corner | B.end | C.side | D.bottom |
A.look | B.go | C.rest | D.trip |
A.surprise | B.anger | C.violence | D.excitement |
A.race | B.story | C.fight | D.performance |
A.judge | B.coach | C.winner | D.loser |
A.hurt | B.trapped | C.broken | D.stuck |
A.depressed | B.thrilled | C.confused | D.scared |
A.blame | B.comfort | C.relax | D.rescue |
A.left | B.moved | C.laughed | D.arrived |
A.lucky | B.interested | C.skilled | D.expert |
A.experience | B.place | C.sight | D.sport |
A.requests | B.forces | C.reminds | D.allows |
A.modesty | B.success | C.safety | D.honesty |
Mr Bolton had a big house with a beautiful lawn and a garden. His neighbor often came to visit his garden and Mr Bolton enjoyed
Because of this, Mr Bolton was very proud of his lawn and garden and he spend all his time and energy taking care of them. But there was still one thing
Mr Bolton thought the project was a great
9 . On weekends, I went to the local library to borrow books as usual. On my way there I would pass by the nursing home. This time as I
The old woman was very
She told me she was
It made me feel
A.drove | B.rode | C.walked | D.rushed |
A.singing | B.sitting | C.sobbing | D.sleeping |
A.apologize | B.complain | C.talk | D.listen |
A.excited | B.surprised | C.anxious | D.embarrassed |
A.hobbies | B.success | C.friends | D.family |
A.adventures | B.theaters | C.places | D.experiments |
A.different | B.terrible | C.difficult | D.fun |
A.make | B.see | C.bring | D.leave |
A.enjoying | B.describing | C.performing | D.remembering |
A.alone | B.happy | C.popular | D.grateful |
A.short | B.sweet | C.long | D.great |
A.party | B.discussion | C.appointment | D.conversation |
A.agent | B.patient | C.job | D.destination |
A.chat | B.argue | C.exchange | D.bargain |
A.sad | B.proud | C.ashamed | D.certain |
A.rank | B.separation | C.pressure | D.discrimination |
A.view | B.ability | C.future | D.health |
A.observe | B.understand | C.accompany | D.ignore |
A.also | B.even | C.ever | D.still |
A.considerate | B.determined | C.careful | D.wise |
10 . When David Carter started his art major at the University of Texas at Austin in 1971, he had big dreams of becoming an artist or a writer. But he dropped out of university at 23 after he hurt his hand badly in an incident. He was later diagnosed with schizophrenia(精神分裂症) and spent several years without a home. Carter liked to spend time around UT-Austin, because he dreamed of being able to continue his study in the university and becoming a writer.
UT-Austin student Ryan Chandler said he met Carter during an assignment(任务) on homelessness for The Daily Texan. “I interviewed him about homeless problems. After I heard his story, we kept in touch and really became friends. I learned he wanted to get back to UT-Austin, so I decided to help him.” said Chandler.
With the help of Chandler, who worked with the university office, Carter was assigned and adviser by UN-Austin’s College of Fine Arts. “It’s the greatest blessing I’ve ever received,” Carter said. “He did what had to be done to get me back to school, and I couldn’t have done it without him.” after seeing a magazine article about Carter, a UT-Austin alumnus(校友) decided to pay his tuition fees without telling his name.
Doug Dempster, dean of the college of Fine Arts, said in a statement that the school would be looking to help Carter in any way it could. “David Carter’s determination to complete his degree is a testament to finishing well what was started, and stopped, even many years earlier. We welcome him back as we do many students each year whose education could not be completed easily. We’re going to help him through his remaining course work.”
1. Why did Carter stop studying in the university?A.He couldn’t afford his study. | B.He had a hand injury. |
C.He got a strange disease. | D.He hurt an artist. |
A.To do an assignment on homelessness. |
B.To learn why he hung around UT-Austin. |
C.To make friends with a homeless person. |
D.To finish his homework on helping others. |
A.Brave. | B.Honest. | C.Strong-minded | D.Warm-hearted |
A.He encourages Carter to study hard. |
B.He calls on other students to help Carter. |
C.He supports students who never give up. |
D.He suggests other students learn form Carter. |