5 . Last week, my friends and I got together to eat delicious Asian chicken wings in our college town in the evening. We hadn't __ each other for a long time, so it was good having a __ and sharing summer plans with each other.

Such __, however, does not allow for deep conversations, especially if someone is uncomfortable when___ personal troubles in a large crowd. After __, I prepared to go but I __ that my friend, Jack, was uncertain about what to do. He didn't___ to leave as if he needed our __ with him at that time.

During dinner, he had also said that his second year at college was __ difficult, so I asked him about his __ again. This time the flood gates of feelings __, and he shared with us problems of mental（精神的）health that he had been __ throughout the year with his studies and his nervous __   with his classmates.

My best friend said he was ready to __, but I asked my friend if he could stay and __ to Jack with me. We spent another 30 minutes listening to Jack's story of __ mental health, pressure, worry and sadness.

After our talk, Jack sent both of us __ on his mobile phone later that night. In the text messages, he expressed his thanks for our spending time with him and lending a(n) __. This experience showed me that __ a friend doesn't mean giving him a(n) __ gift. Time to listen and care may sometimes be the best gift of all that is not about money.

1.

A．believed in

B．met with

C．relied on

D．watched over

2.

A．try

B．debate

C．bath

D．chat

3.

A．loss

B．responsibility

C．communication

D．fame

4.

A．sharing

B．searching

C．ignoring

D．solving

5.

A．class

B．dinner

C．work

D．breakfast

6.

A．appreciated

B．admitted

C．proved

D．noticed

7.

A．want

B．refuse

C．hate

D．pretend

8.

A．stay

B．bargain

C．fight

D．entrance

9.

A．lately

B．hardly

C．really

D．secondly

10.

A．identity

B．experience

C．motto

D．request

11.

A．changed

B．disappeared

C．closed

D．opened

12.

A．dealing with

B．thinking highly of

C．dreaming of

D．playing jokes on

13.

A．space

B．time

C．study

D．relationship

14.

A．agree

B．explore

C．leave

D．accept

15.

A．turn

B．listen

C．belong

D．add

16.

A．selection

B．sufferings

C．medals

D．happiness

17.

A．applications

B．incidents

C．messages

D．regrets

18.

A．hook

B．gift

C．show

D．ear

19.

A．harming

B．standing for

C．caring about

D．finding

20.

A．valuable

B．frightening

C．useless

D．artificial

6 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

In October 2017,Margaret called a number that she believed belonged to (属于)her grandson Barry,and when he didn't pick up, she     1    (leave) him a voicemail. The person she had called Callie Hall,called Margaret back to let her know she had the wrong number, but over the next couple of     2     (month),Margaret made the mistake a few more times.

"She called about once every two weeks to check in on Barry-whether he needed his shirt repaired     3     anything else he may need,"Hall said."I would call her back to let her know it was till me and we would chat(聊天）a little each time.”

After trying to wish Barry     4     happy birthday on December 19. 2017, but again calling Hall,Margaret     5     (final) worked it out. However, that didn't stop her continuing to call Hall--this time     6    purpose.

"This time the voicemail said,'Hello,Callie!' " Hall said." I worked out Barry's number.Thank you for being my friend. Love you ,later. "

From that day forward, they began to form a real     7     (friend). Hall still let Margaret's phone calls go to voicemail because she enjoyed     8     (listen) to her messages later when she needed to brighten her day. But she would also be happy     9     (call) Margaret back so the two could chat. Hall was suffering from an illness. and     10    (they) chats began providing her with encouragement during difficult times"

7 . 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。

It was a January afternoon. My wife, Savitri and I sat on the Sahyadri Express. As the train pulled out of the station, we could barely hide our excitement. We were finally on the way to a honeymoon to Matheran! This was the first time we had enough savings to go on a trip together.

The train stopped at Neral, where we were forced out of our reverie (白日梦). As we stepped out and started making inquiries, we realized it was unlikely that we would find a train to take us to the misty hill station we had been dreaming of for months. The afternoon gradually settled into a pink dusk as we sat in a corner at the station, waiting for news of the train services as the cold winter breeze rattled (使紧张)our bones. We unwrapped some biscuits when a little girl, no more than five or six, went past us, screaming, “But I want food! I am hungry!”

Savitri's eyes turned to the girl’s family. Smiling, she called out-her name was Mehrunisa，we overheard-and asked her to seek her parent’s permission to accept biscuits from us. Left with no option, her family accepted, And we began chatting.

After several hours, the train finally arrived. We entered alongside. As the short uphill journey progressed, Savitri and I softly discussed our trouble. It seemed unlikely that our reservation at Ragdi Hotel would still be held. As the train arrived and we rose to bid the family goodbye, Mehrunisa’s father, Viraaz, suggested that he would accompany us to make sure that we had a place to spend the night. He had overheard our anxious exchange.

His family headed to their guesthouse and Viraaz came with us to look for a hotel. To no one’s surprise, Ragdi Hotel was packed with people. The manager offered assistance by placing a few beds in the coal storage room but the cold made it uninhabitable. A gradual dread(恐惧)started to appear in my mind.

注意：
1．续写词数应为150左右；
2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Sensing our helplessness, Viraaz offered to put us up in their accommodation for the night.

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Our friendship has since continued for decades.

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8 . Mrs. Smith is elegant and fair-skinned, with an oval face and beautiful long hair. Her eyes are not only big but ________ and clear, like the autumn ________. Her shining smile never ________ from her mouth.

________ and funny, Mrs. Smith’s French class was my favorite. As soon as she entered the classroom, the dull atmosphere would always disappear and a ray of sunshine would make ________ way in.

Whenever I made eye contact ________ her in class, the ________ in her eyes inspired me. When reading beautiful and authentic sentences, her eyebrows ________ slightly, which showed her ________ passion.

She is really a ________ teacher. I still remember the first time I took part in a national French contest. My body ________ as I walked into the meeting hall where ________ from all over the city gathered. At that moment, my phone screen ________ with the message sent by her. “Don’t worry. Be confident. They’re not ________ better than you.” These words were like a powerful hand, which lifted me from the ________ of the water. With her encouraging words echoing in my ________, I calmed down and became ________ my competition. Eventually, I ________ the competitors and won the first place.

Mrs. Smith is really a close friend. When I had trouble learning French, she would try everything within her ________ to improve my grades.________ I met with setbacks, she would always encourage me. I get along well with Mrs. Smith. She encouraged me to study French and inspired me to major in French in college.

1.

A．bright

B．wet

C．curious

D．sharp

2.

A．flower

B．rain

C．sky

D．air

3.

A．originated

B．returned

C．differed

D．faded

4.

A．Puzzling

B．Relaxing

C．Shocking

D．Embarrassing

5.

A．its

B．her

C．their

D．my

6.

A．over

B．upon

C．toward

D．with

7.

A．shadow

B．excitement

C．worry

D．pride

8.

A．gathered

B．deepened

C．rose

D．bent

9.

A．strong

B．weak

C．simple

D．complex

10.

A．determined

B．stubborn

C．generous

D．considerate

11.

A．moved

B．trembled

C．ached

D．straightened

12.

A．guides

B．educators

C．competitors

D．judges

13.

A．showed up

B．broke up

C．came up

D．lit up

14.

A．normally

B．naturally

C．necessarily

D．nervously

15.

A．surface

B．container

C．mixture

D．bottom

16.

A．hands

B．mouth

C．nose

D．ears

17.

A．addicted to

B．amazed at

C．annoyed at

D．absorbed in

18.

A．took advantage of

B．stood out from

C．put up with

D．looked up to

19.

A．distance

B．sight

C．means

D．society

20.

A．Whenever

B．Until

C．Unless

D．Though