A.Her bank account. | B.Her happiness. | C.Her job. |
1.愿望;2. 理由;3. 决心。
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1.近来,我反复地做着相同的梦;我捧着那纸温暖的大学录取通知书……
2.社会教育、学校教育和家庭教育都会给予我力量去实现梦想。
注意:1.词数100左右;
2可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
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5 . Things to do when you aren’t hopeful about anything
You dream. You work hard. But often those expectations are not met. You don’t achieve your goals. Life seems so unfair when you do everything you can and still don’t get the desired results. You don’t want to do anything. You feel hopeless about everything in your life. What’s next?
Don’t focus too much on controlling everything. Many external (外部的) factors affect your life and you can’t control everything. Worrying about things you can’t control isn’t going to help. The desire to control every situation only exhausts you completely.
Avoid coming to conclusions too soon. We are sometimes too quick to judge the situation before it even unfolds completely.
A.Should you just drop everything and give up? |
B.Allow yourself to open up to endless possibilities. |
C.Wait before forming an opinion about a particular situation. |
D.Are you upset about a particular situation not going your way? |
E.Concentrate on what you can control or improve and forget about the rest. |
F.Believing in yourself and hoping for the best makes a huge difference. |
G.It makes you believe in yourself and ensures that your hard work will actually pay off. |
6 . I have a dream. One day I will be able to pursue my studies outside home country and be able to contribute
It was my summer visit to the Boston University that made me have a true “away from home” feeling and the desire to
We live in a “digital village” which is
A.positively | B.anxiously | C.regretfully | D.successfully |
A.nationality | B.destination | C.introduction | D.campus |
A.difficulties | B.functions | C.custom | D.government |
A.chase after | B.chase away | C.look after | D.take off |
A.attracted | B.offered | C.accepted | D.invited |
A.awful | B.small | C.inspiring | D.appropriate |
A.experience | B.realize | C.discover | D.evaluate |
A.complete | B.remove | C.expand | D.double |
A.gifts | B.value | C.possibility | D.honors |
A.familiarly | B.materially | C.spiritually | D.culturally |
A.department | B.project | C.progress | D.subject |
A.meaningless | B.long | C.casual | D.tense |
A.skin-deep | B.full-time | C.second-hand | D.first-class |
A.mentioned | B.explained | C.compared | D.known |
A.allowed | B.applied | C.removed | D.tailored |
A.rare | B.specific | C.unreasonable | D.normal |
A.designed | B.covered | C.connected | D.changed |
A.communication | B.growth | C.suggestions | D.dilemma |
A.sensitively | B.secretly | C.sincerely | D.originally |
A.fade away | B.set out | C.get across | D.go through |
A. retire B. ran C. settle D. count E. honor F. challenge G. worthy H. responsibility I. fulfillment J. curiosity K. divides |
When I was a young man, I though life was all about me — about how I’d make my way in the world, become successful, and get the things I want. But then the two of you came into my world with all your
I want all our children to go to schools
I want us to push the boundaries of discovery so that you’ll live to see new technologies and inventions that improve our lives and make our planet cleaner and safer. And I want us to push our own human boundaries to reach beyond the
Sometimes we have to send our young men and women into war and other dangerous situations to protect our country — but when we do, I want to make sure that it is only for a very good reason, that we try our best to
People are always fascinated by the night sky full of stars. American Dennis Tito isn’t different.
He was so successful that he had $200 million in his account. He still kept his boyhood dream and now he had money
At the time, the Russian space agency was facing financial problems, and that's why they made a deal with Tito. He
He underwent medical examinations
Tito stayed in space for 7 days, during
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(2)文中不能出现真实的校名和人名;
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10 . A few years ago, I bought a flat. It was a triumph of hope and determination over property prices, and the peak of a 20-year dream. The day I got the keys should have been the most exciting day of my life and yet, the second I opened the door, panic set in. I spent my first night as a homeowner in a hotel researching how to sell a flat and wondering if it was too late to change my mind.
I didn't sell my flat because I remembered why I had wanted it in the first place — but there are times when we get what we want and it simply isn't right. I've always found a strange disconnect between wanting something and getting it. Wanting is a place of possibility and, in a state of lack, the desire is strong. We imagine how this thing — a new job or relationship — can change our lives and at the same time forget that adding something to our life doesn't mean all our problems disappear. We create a narrative around the desire and, when we get it, and it is different to how we pictured it, we feel frustrated.
For me, this most often occurs in relationships. I have a habit of filling in the gaps with people, rather than getting to know them. I go on a date with someone and, instead of piecing them together brick by brick, I start to imagine what my life would be like with them in it. It shouldn't have been a shock that the reality in no way matched my fantasy — but it was. I knew I wanted out, yet part of me felt committed: this was someone I thought I had wanted for so long, I couldn't walk away, could I?
We tend to shame others for changing their minds. I think, however, it's far braver to move towards something that will bring happiness than to stay in a miserable situation to protect your pride. So, when someone tells you they've changed their minds, congratulate them on knowing themselves well enough, and being strong enough, to admit it. It takes a lot to come clean about getting it wrong, but the relief of doing so — of setting ourselves free from a personal-shaped hole, is worth it every time.
1. Why did the author spend her first night as a homeowner in a hotel?A.The flat was under decoration. |
B.She wanted to sell this terrible flat. |
C.The flat was different from her desire. |
D.She was too excited to sleep in the flat. |
A.Filling in the gaps with people around you. |
B.Getting to know others little by little naturally. |
C.Imagining what the life would be like with others. |
D.Spending plenty of time to promote the relationship. |
A.Never change your mind. |
B.Never give up your first-time dream. |
C.It is worthwhile to protect one's own pride. |
D.It is brave to step out of a miserable situation. |
A.A new flat | B.A personal-shaped hole |
C.A proud soul | D.An unexcepted accident |