1 . Sean looked at his father, who was standing confidently at the helm(舵). Sean couldn’t
Suddenly, the sky turned grey and the wind began blowing wildly. “Sean, take the helm.” father called Sean
“Just keep her going straight. I’ ll check something.” Sean
Then he saw his father in the water! Sean
As he
A.revise | B.choose | C.translate | D.remember |
A.approval | B.response | C.encouragement | D.understanding |
A.repeatedly | B.sadly | C.firmly | D.politely |
A.refused | B.cheered | C.waved | D.hesitated |
A.blank | B.curious | C.pained | D.disappointed |
A.grasped | B.righted | C.shifted | D.missed |
A.calm | B.fresh | C.soft | D.strong |
A.tipped | B.stopped | C.sank | D.floated |
A.anger | B.complaint | C.voice | D.body |
A.view | B.way | C.action | D.thought |
A.packed up | B.wound up | C.reached for | D.wished for |
A.recorded | B.recited | C.shared | D.explained |
A.end | B.side | C.net | D.rope |
A.saved | B.changed | C.defined | D.shaped |
A.puzzle | B.relief | C.guilt | D.gratitude |
1. Who is Anna?
A.An operator. | B.An assistant. | C.A rider. |
A.What a ride operator should do. |
B.How they should take a picture on the ride. |
C.What rules they are for the ride. |
A.His safety belt broke. |
B.He lost his phone on the ride. |
C.He was removed from the park for spitting. |
A.Board the car. |
B.Ask Anna some questions. |
C.Get some food and drinks. |
3 . A Jacksonville family was grateful to be alive this weekend, and the dad, Steven Poust said it’s all because of his 7-year-old son, Chase. The young boy beat a current that separated him from his father and 4-year-old sister, Abigail, in the St. Johns River near Mandarin Point on Friday.
Steven Poust anchored (抛锚) his boat in the water while he fished and his kids played around it. While Chase and Abigail were in the water, Abigail let go of the boat because of a current and they were both stuck.
Chase felt really scared, because he didn’t have a life jacket on. Luckily Abigail had one but she floated along with the current. Poust jumped in the water trying to grab Abigail while Chase tried to swim to the shore. Poust tried to grasp both of them, but he wore himself out. Abigail floated away from him.
Chase kept swimming to the shore. He first doggie paddled, then floated on his back to make sure he wouldn’t tire himself out. The current went the opposite way of going to the boat and the shore, so it was very hard to swim that way. He made it to the shore while his dad and sister were stuck in the water before being rescued by the firefighters.
Once Chase reached the shore, he ran to the nearest home to knock for help and the hostess called the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.
“I screamed for help at the top of my lungs and waved my arms and sure enough someone heard me,” Poust said. “Abigail also made it to the shore and got help and our lives were saved.”
1. Why did Poust stop his boat in the water?A.He went fishing. | B.He wanted to learn swimming. |
C.His boat broke down. | D.There was a strong current. |
A.She was loved more by her father. |
B.She failed to resist the current. |
C.She didn’t feel scared at all. |
D.She was saved by her father. |
A.Swam like a dog. | B.Rowed the boat. |
C.Sank in the water. | D.Screamed for help. |
A.Gifted. | B.Generous. | C.Ambitious. | D.Brave. |
This is an unbelievable real Christmas story: one of courage, life and passing on love.
Twenty-five years ago, Ray Anderson, a single parent with a one-year-old son, was returning home after giving out gifts to the needy people on Christmas Eve when he witnessed a terrible accident which took place when the driver of a truck ran a red light and collided (碰撞)with the car of Sandra Jenkins. The influence of the collision killed Sandra instantly, but her three-month-old daughter was left trapped upside down in the burning car seemingly doomed to a fiery tomb.
While others looked on in horror, Anderson jumped out of his car and crawled (爬)into the car through the broken window to try to free the baby. Seconds later, the car was totally on fire, but Anderson was unexpectedly able to pull the baby to safety. While the child came out of the accident with no injuries, Anderson suffered third degree burns over 80 percent of his body.
Two days later, Anderson died, but his heroic act was published widely in the media. Anderson’s son was soon raised by relative, and the family moved to the East Coast.
The most unbelievable part of this story unfolded only last week. Karen and her fiance(未婚夫), Aaron, were looking through some old boxes in the basement of Karen’s home when they came across some old newspapers. “This is me when I was a newborn baby. My mother was busy with some volunteer work when the accidnet happened. I was rescued from a burning car, but my mother died in the accident,” explained Karen. Although Aaron knew Karen’s mother had died years earlier, he never fully understood the situation until he started to skim over the newspaper article. Karen continued to sort through some old books when saw Aaron absorbed in the details of the accident.
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Then she noticed, to her much surprise, tears rolling down from his eyes, and he began to cry uncontrollably.
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According to the article, Aaron’s father and Karen’s mother were both on a task of helping the needy families in the area.
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1. Where is Mr Griffin?
A.In the meeting room. | B.In his office. | C.In the hospital. |
A.He has an accident. | B.He has to repair his car. | C.He has to send a girl to hospital. |
A.Friday. | B.Thursday. | C.Wednesday. |
6 . Bella arrived at the parking lot at about 12:00 p.m. She
As it happened, Peter was going to bed
Peter
A.got | B.looked | C.fell | D.came |
A.journey | B.time | C.drive | D.distance |
A.relaxed | B.sleepy | C.happy | D.bored |
A.attacked | B.pulled | C.pushed | D.held |
A.while | B.once | C.until | D.when |
A.terrible | B.familiar | C.broken | D.distant |
A.delay | B.warming | C.experience | D.permission |
A.beaten | B.hit | C.stopped | D.fixed |
A.looked around | B.searched through | C.left alone | D.sought for |
A.car | B.policeman | C.worker | D.train |
A.attended | B.rushed | C.responded | D.stuck |
A.unclear | B.unhurt | C.unfocused | D.uncertain |
A.carefully | B.exactly | C.practically | D.violently |
A.put | B.help | C.take | D.send |
A.safety | B.position | C.station | D.comfort |
7 . The passenger who successfully landed a plane after its pilot fell unconscious told about the experience. Darren Harrison was on his way back from a fishing trip in the Bahamas when the pilot told him and the other passenger, a friend of the pilot’s, that he didn’t feel right.
Harrison quickly asked the pilot what needed to be done by the point when the pilot was already unresponsive. Making his way to the front of the plane, he realized that the aircraft was in a nose dive, moving at a very fast rate over the open ocean. “At that point, I knew if I didn’t react, we would die,” said Harrison.
Harrison reached over the pilot’s body and positioned his arms over him to grab the controls, slowly starting to pull back on the stick and turn. He did all this just out of common sense. Harrison said that the first moments before he made any communication with ground controls stood out to him as the scariest part of the whole story.
Barefoot in the front of the plane, he placed the headset that the pilot had been wearing on his head, only to discover the cord (电线)was worn and unplugged. From there, he asked the other passenger for his headset and was able to connect. with air traffic control, who guided him on how to safely land. Once they reached the ground, Harrison said he slowly feathered the brakes as they made it down the runway.
When the aircraft finally came to a stop, Harrison said he thanked the man on the other side of the headset before throwing it on the dash of the plane. He said his strongest prayer was “for the guy in the back” while he prayed for the safety of everything that happened.
1. What did Harrison do before boarding the aircraft?A.He went fishing. | B.He swam in the sea. |
C.He hiked along the seaside. | D.He learned how to fly a plane. |
A.After hearing the pilot’s words. | B.After realizing what happened. |
C.During the landing of the plane. | D.Before initially contacting air traffic control. |
A.Paragraph 1 and paragraph 2. | B.Paragraph 2 and paragraph 3. |
C.Paragraph 3 and paragraph 4. | D.Paragraph 4 and paragraph 5. |
A.Rich and successful. | B.Calm and responsive. |
C.Optimistic and happy. | D.Humorous and helpful. |
8 . Angela Hernandez was driving to her sister’s home near Los Angeles, on July 6 when a small animal ran onto the road. Hernandez didn’t want to hit the animal, so she turned quickly, causing her to
“I don’t really remember much of the
By
Hernandez spent each day walking on the beach, searching for help, but was
Hernandez didn’t know it, but people were out looking for her. But foggy (有雾的) weather made the search
On July 13, two travelers, Chelsea and Chad Moore, were looking for a place to fish.
Hernandez is
A.take care of | B.make use of | C.lose control of | D.get hold of |
A.fall | B.animal | C.travel | D.car |
A.covered | B.touched | C.washed | D.treated |
A.cleaning | B.repairing | C.closing | D.breaking |
A.passed by | B.woke up | C.stayed up | D.got around |
A.action | B.decision | C.situation | D.result |
A.unable | B.afraid | C.ready | D.certain |
A.talk with | B.shout at | C.deal with | D.look for |
A.realized | B.promised | C.agreed | D.hoped |
A.noticed | B.believed | C.followed | D.called |
A.impossible | B.necessary | C.hard | D.quick |
A.Naturally | B.Suddenly | C.Usually | D.Finally |
A.peace | B.work | C.praise | D.help |
A.seldom | B.also | C.still | D.even |
A.worried about | B.tired of | C.sure of | D.interested in |
A 30-year-old man was finally rescued from the Alaskan wilderness after his cabin burned down,
Tyson Steele had been living alone
When his family and friends hadn’t heard from Steele for several
1. What happened to the woman?
A.She lost her wallet. |
B.She didn’t finish his paper. |
C.She was caught by policemen. |
A.In the morning. |
B.In the afternoon. |
C.At noon. |
A.The police station. |
B.The shop. |
C.The restaurant. |
A.The woman’s friend. |
B.The shop’s manager. |
C.The restaurant’s manager. |