1 . A very frightening thing happened on the weekend, but luckily a hero saved all. A New Jersey police officer safely caught a one-month-old baby dropped off a second-floor balcony over the weekend, authorities said.
The Hudson County prosecutor’s office said Officer Eduardo Matute was among those called to the Jersey City residence Saturday morning after reports that a man was threatening the baby.
NorthJersey.com reports that he and several officers were positioned below the second-floor balcony as the child was dangled over the balcony fence. Officials said the man dropped the baby after a long negotiation with the officers leader, and to the relief of everyone present, Matute caught the child on the spot.
City spokesperson Kimberly Wallace-Scalcione said the child was taken to the hospital. Mayor Steve Fulop later posted a photo on social media of the officer holding the child, who was wrapped in a white blanket.
“Thankfully the baby wasn’t harmed physically,” Fulop said.
It wasn’t immediately clear what charges he would face. Other details weren’t available.
“Kudos to the JCPD and all the officers involved for their heroics and for bringing a safe conclusion to this dangerous situation,” the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office said in a statement.
1. What is the probable meaning of the underlined word “dangled” in Paragraph 3?A.Hung. | B.Fastened. | C.Exhibited. | D.Thrown. |
A.Amazed. | B.Relieved. | C.Frightened. | D.Disappointed. |
A.It lost its father. | B.It was seriously hurt. |
C.It was completely safe. | D.It was without physical damage. |
A.An Unknown Hero | B.A Lucky Dog |
C.A Police Officer Saving a Baby | D.A Policeman Making a Breakthrough |
One day,when I was a freshman in high schoo1. I saw a kid from my class walking home from schoo1. His name was Kyle. It looked like he was carrying all of his books. I thought to myself,“Why would anyone bring home all his books on a Friday? He must be silly. ”I had quite a weekend planned,so I shook my head and went on.
As I was walking,I saw a group of kids running toward him. They ran at him,knocking all his books out of his arms and he landed in the dirt. His glasses went flying. He looked up and I saw this terrible sadness in his eyes.
My heart went out to him. So. I ran to him. As he was looking for his glasses,I saw tears in his eyes. I handed him his glasses. He looked at me and said,“Thanks!”There was a big smile on his face. It was one of those smiles that showed real gratefulness. I helped him pick up his books,and asked him where he lived. It turned out he lived near me,so I asked him why I had never seen him before. He said he had gone to private school before coming to this schoo1.
We talked all the way home. and I carried his books. He turned out to be a pretty cool kid. I asked him if he wanted to play football on Saturday with me and my friends. He said yes. The more I got to know Kyle,the more I liked him. Monday morning came,and Kyle carried all his books again. I stopped him and helped him carry half the books. Over the next four years,Kyle and I became best friends.
When we were seniors,Kyle was the best student in our class. He was chosen to give a speech at the coming graduation ceremony.
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When graduation day arrived,I saw Kyle and found he was a little nervous.
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Kyle said he had planned to quit school that day before he saw me.
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3 . In 2017, I wanted a career in academia (学术界), running my own engineering laboratory. In fact my job wasn’t
So I
On my first day of graduate classes, I felt nervous and out of place among students much
Five years later, I
A.cool | B.bad | C.natural | D.informative |
A.believed | B.missed | C.called | D.interviewed |
A.surprise | B.anger | C.interest | D.disappointment |
A.stand out | B.be fit | C.make up | D.sign up |
A.maintain | B.prove | C.discover | D.measure |
A.conditional | B.limited | C.flexible | D.subjective |
A.harmony | B.value | C.solution | D.survey |
A.give up | B.arrange for | C.contribute to | D.dream of |
A.more mature | B.younger | C.more diligent | D.cleverer |
A.noticed | B.blamed | C.recognized | D.doubted |
A.connection | B.competition | C.conversation | D.comprehension |
A.comfortable | B.curious | C.depressed | D.adjustable |
A.returned | B.dismissed | C.changed | D.graduated |
A.opposed | B.promised | C.accomplished | D.developed |
A.address | B.age | C.habit | D.gender |
4 . It was snowing hard outside. Thomas and Mick had to
But the next morning the
After dinner, Thomas was looking out of the window, when he
A.study | B.eat | C.stay | D.sleep |
A.stood | B.showed | C.grew | D.woke |
A.touch | B.smell | C.hear | D.see |
A.house | B.moon | C.sun | D.branch |
A.great | B.interesting | C.terrible | D.snowy |
A.room | B.breakfast | C.lunch | D.supper |
A.library | B.supermarket | C.bedroom | D.kitchen |
A.dull | B.hard | C.dangerous | D.exciting |
A.Therefore | B.Instead | C.Otherwise | D.However |
A.stop | B.jump | C.read | D.rest |
A.money | B.time | C.snow | D.water |
A.spotted | B.felt | C.realized | D.greeted |
A.excited | B.disappointed | C.poor | D.angry |
A.happy | B.funny | C.curious | D.hungry |
A.scary | B.tense | C.mean | D.talented |
My three-year-old son, Charles, has loved watching trucks, cars and all types of vehicles (交通工具) since he could sit up and look around. Charles was a fan of fire trucks, ambulances, garbage (垃圾) trucks and other vehicles which have wheels.
Because of his deep love for anything with wheels, I always made it a point to take him outside to watch garbage trucks drive up and down. Charles loved watching the workers and would get so excited when the drivers beeped the horns (鸣喇叭) at him as they went by. Charles would wave and shyly say, “Thank you.”
There was a particular waste management employee who was extra friendly. Charles was attracted by him, and after we knew his name — Lonnie, Charles talked about him throughout the day. One day, Lonnie rode by and said, “Charles, I promise when this pandemic (流行病) is over, I’m going to let you ride in my truck.” However, we were going to move out of the state about a week later. I had to tell Lonnie the truth.
The next week, we waited for the garbage truck. Finally, late in the afternoon, I heard the loud noise of the truck. I raced to the door, carrying Charles. We did not want to miss seeing Lonnie on our last week in Birmingham. Lonnie stopped the truck and got out. He told me he had some things for Charles — a hat, a yellow safety vest, two toy garbage cans, coloring books and so on. Charles was absolutely excited, especially by the garbage cans, and I was so touched. The next day, Charles and I were playing in the front yard when a man approached me. He said, “I’m Lonnie’s manager, and he has something special planned for Charles. Are you going to be here around 11 am?” I said, “Of course we will.”
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At noon, something surprising happened.
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Even though we moved out of the state, Charles still misses Lonnie.
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6 . On January 15, 2016. I awoke at 2:30 am because I needed water. After drinking some. I was walking back upstairs from the kitchen when I
When I turned around, I saw some light, but I remembered I hadn’t
The fire became very fierce(凶猛的). Even worse, I was scared of heights and had physical
I found our
I’m not a hero, but Rock is, I’m just a(n)
A.heard | B.raised | C.remembered | D.ignored |
A.looked up | B.come up | C.used up | D.picked up |
A.result | B.effect | C.danger | D.injury |
A.passed | B.held | C.put | D.turned |
A.late | B.happily | C.close | D.quietly |
A.Immediately | B.Carefully | C.Curiously | D.Luckily |
A.floor | B.roof | C.world | D.path |
A.paid | B.applied | C.stood | D.shouted |
A.features | B.advantages | C.backgrounds | D.issues |
A.flew | B.landed | C.waved | D.struggled |
A.dog | B.branch | C.ladder | D.rope |
A.wrestled | B.jumped | C.disappeared | D.played |
A.pleased | B.alive | C.energetic | D.formal |
A.kind | B.significant | C.brave | D.ordinary |
A.protect | B.greet | C.believe | D.appreciate |
7 . One day after work, I was using a pay phone when suddenly I found a wallet on the floor. I
Looking in the wallet a little further, I found a ticket of buying the wallet with a phone number listed. I took a
The next day the man came to my office early. I returned him his
But the following thing that happened caught me by
A.gave up | B.looked through | C.took out | D.dealt with |
A.engineer | B.customer | C.advertiser | D.owner |
A.asked | B.explained | C.wondered | D.knew |
A.chance | B.trip | C.photo | D.shower |
A.delivery | B.office | C.website | D.home |
A.pick up | B.find out | C.search for | D.focus on |
A.shocked | B.tracked | C.appreciated | D.attacked |
A.quickly | B.curiously | C.finally | D.bally |
A.forgot | B.limited | C.set | D.stayed |
A.pocket | B.budget | C.ticket | D.wallet |
A.informed | B.reformed | C.harmed | D.ignored |
A.touched | B.approached | C.frightened | D.reminded |
A.stressed | B.discussed | C.chatted | D.cheated |
A.time | B.accident | C.surprise | D.contrast |
A.strange | B.small | C.powerful | D.common |
8 . It started 30 years ago with a squirrel. A few months after I moved into a building in downtown Manhattan, my next-door neighbor, Nicole Figaro, knocked, asking for help with a squirrel that had gotten into her apartment.
I
In 1997, I took care of my partner during his
My father
A.put out | B.found out | C.scared out | D.handed out |
A.inviting | B.suggesting | C.permitting | D.offering |
A.buying | B.making | C.delivering | D.leaving |
A.friend | B.mail | C.phone | D.conversation |
A.worked. | B.traveled | C.jogged | D.packed |
A.gifts | B.plants | C.cakes | D.toys |
A.determination | B.positivity | C.ambition | D.experience |
A.best | B.big | C.final | D.lucky |
A.asked | B.lost | C.owed | D.returned |
A.sick | B.worried | C.disappointed | D.upset |
A.brought | B.drew | C.saw | D.appreciated |
A.moved out | B.turned up | C.passed away | D.set off |
A.postponed | B.hit | C.happened | D.settled |
A.looked | B.voted | C.fought | D.shopped |
A.A. flat | B.family | C.sore | D.wall |
9 . “Have you checked the oil in the car?” my father used to say to me, his way of “Hello, hope you are well.” Sometimes our phone calls would begin with a question about the oil and end with a question about the oil, with not a lot in between.
Fathers have a lot of love to give, but it’s often offered by means of practical advice. In my experience: It’s mostly about my car. “How’s the car running?” “Did you get it serviced?” My car — an old green Toyota Corona bought for $500 — was where my father showed his love.
Why can’t we fathers just say “I love you” or “It’s great to see you”? The point is: that’s exactly what we are saying. You just have to translate from the language that is Fatherlish. Listen closely enough and the phrase “I love you” can be heard in the slightly longer “I could come around Saturday and repair your chair.” The words “You made my life better from the moment you were born” may be hardly heard, but the main meaning is there in the more common “I’ll hold the ladder while you get the leaves down from the roof.”
When I was 17, I went on my first road trip — a friend and I in that old car. My father stood on the corner on a cold morning to say goodbye. “Highways are dangerous,” he said, “so don’t try overtaking anything faster than a horse and buggy. And take a break every two hours. And every time you stop for gas, you really should check the oil.” At the time we thought his speech was pretty funny and would sing “horse-and-buggy” every time I tried to overtake some other speeding cars.
Dad’s long gone now. But after all these years, I realize that had I owned a copy of the Fatherlish-to-English dictionary, I’d have understood that the speech my friend and I so carelessly laughed at was simply Dad’s attempt at love.
1. Why did the author’s father often ask about the car?A.To show his love for the car. | B.To see if there is enough oil. |
C.To express his care to his son. | D.To check the condition of the car. |
A.I love you deeply. | B.It’s great to see you. |
C.You made my life better. | D.I can check the oil for you. |
A.Outrunning. | B.Approaching. |
C.Crashing into. | D.Knocking over. |
A.He wanted to own a dictionary. | B.He regrets his childish behavior. |
C.He is sad about his father’s death. | D.He realized his father’s love then. |
In my memory, playing the shuttlecock game was one of my favorite
Actually, this game was very simple. In a word, it was just