1 . I’d gone snowboarding with excitement in France with my little brother. That day, fresh snow had been falling, and we were in a good
I began to
I tried to stand but fell down and almost
It took about two hours
The recovery road was tough, but I was lucky.
1.A.state | B.shape | C.passion | D.mood |
A.fields | B.forests | C.suburbs | D.plants |
A.figuring | B.advising | C.wondering | D.screaming |
A.take up | B.make up | C.pick up | D.end up |
A.hitting | B.encountering | C.surrounding | D.attracting |
A.head | B.arm | C.neck | D.back |
A.slight | B.mild | C.severe | D.typical |
A.permanently | B.precisely | C.possibly | D.exactly |
A.starving | B.bleeding | C.choking | D.freezing |
A.gave | B.blacked | C.cried | D.blew |
A.push | B.slide | C.lift | D.bend |
A.after | B.since | C.as | D.before |
A.immediately | B.shortly | C.suddenly | D.instantly |
A.relieved | B.shocked | C.frightened | D.refreshed |
A.off | B.forward | C.through | D.away |
1. What is the conversation mainly about?
A.A watch. | B.A camera. | C.A crime. |
A.Policewoman and citizen. | B.Neighbors. | C.Friends. |
A.A loud noise. | B.A white car. | C.A piece of jewelry. |
A.At 5:00 a.m. | B.At 3:00 a.m | C.At 2:00 a.m. |
During the summer vacation, a mother planned an exciting trip with her two children. They were set to explore a famous tourist spot, famous for its breath-taking landscapes and attractions. Little did they know that their adventure would take an unexpected turn.
As they arrived at the destination, they were greeted by a sea of people. The place was overflowing with tourists from all over the globe. Excitement filled the air as families began their sightseeing adventures, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere.
Eager to begin their own adventure, the mother, holding the hands of her two children, dove into the crowd. However, among the crowded army of tourists, fate had its own plans in store. In the chaos of the massive crowd, the younger son, unaware of the chaos unfolding around him, somehow managed to wander off, unknowingly leaving his family behind.
Suddenly, the mother realized that her younger child was no longer beside her. Panic seized her heart, and a sense of helplessness occupied her. She desperately called out her son’s name, her voice trembling with fear. Tears streamed down her face as she scanned the vast sea of people for her son, but there was no sign of him.
In a state of despair, the mother sought assistance from fellow tourists. Compassionate minds instantly joined in the search, spreading word about the lost child throughout the area. Strangers joined in the search, their hearts filled with empathy for the anxious mother.
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Three agonizing (令人焦虑不安的) hours passed, each feeling like years.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________As the mother tightly folded her son in her arms, a wave of delight washed over her.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________1. When was the building built?
A.In 1718. | B.In 1782. | C.In 1930. |
A.A hotel. | B.An old people’s home. | C.A history museum. |
A.A newspaper reporter. |
B.The owner of the building. |
C.The head of the fire department. |
1. Where did the man most probably lose his phone?
A.On the underground. | B.At the workplace. | C.In a restaurant. |
A.Buy a new phone. |
B.Make a call to the bank. |
C.Meet the woman. |
A.Surprised. | B.Grateful. | C.Doubtful. |
Before we abandoned the ship, Shackleton calmly called us together and told us to rescue our
8 . In a close-up (特写), one man is pulling the other with all his strength through the window of an SUV, a type of vehicle, which is stuck dangerously on a cliff (悬崖) 30 feet above a busy roadway.
Jason Warnock, then 29, is the man performing the life-saving action. He was driving in Lewiston, Idaho, in April 2015 when he came upon a fallen tree in the middle of the road. “I was like, ‘What happened’?” he told a news website. Warnock stretched out his neck to stare up the side of a cliff. At the very top, where the tree should have been, was an SUV swinging on the edge, held back from falling to the road by a delicate, heavily damaged chain-link fence. Looking inside the car, Warnock could see a panicked Matthew Sitko, 23, beating on the passenger-side window.
That’s when Warnock sprang into action. He crossed a nearby footbridge, and climbed up the cliff to get to the vehicle. When Warnock got to the car, he tried breaking the window with a tool he had on him, only to realize that his cracking was shaking the car and might cause it to slip down the hill. He stopped and turned to calming Sitko enough to get him to open the window. “Give me your hand,” Warnock said. “If this thing goes, I want to have a hold of you so I can at least get you out of there.” Before reaching for the lifeline, Sitko had one request: “Can I grab my phone?” Soon enough, Warnock had freed both man and his machine.
According to the Lewiston police chief, the accident was caused when Sitko, who suffered only minor injuries, lost control of his car. For his part, Warnock insisted he came to Sitko’s aid for one simple reason: “I just did what anyone would do.”
1. Where was Matthew Sitko’s SUV when spotted?A.On a cliff. | B.By a river. |
C.On the road. | D.Under a tree. |
A.His strength ran up. |
B.His tool stopped functioning. |
C.He worried about his own safety. |
D.He realized the possible consequence. |
A.The SUV was beyond repair. | B.The SUV was out of control. |
C.Sitko was severely injured. | D.Sitko was sleepy and tired. |
A.Calm but stubborn. | B.Daring but anxious. |
C.Caring and decisive. | D.Optimistic and strong. |
1. Where does the conversation probably take place?
A.In a hospital. |
B.In the police station. |
C.On the accident spot. |
A.Sarah ran a red light. |
B.A car burst into flames. |
C.Some bystanders got injured. |
A.It is not clear yet. |
B.Sarah was using a phone. |
C.The truck driver fell asleep. |
10 . Coming of age is that time in each of our lives when we begin to see the possibilities. The world opens up in ways that mature our vision and give us a sense of responsibility and gratefulness. Connor had just started college and loved being at that stage in his life where he could eat all the pizza he wanted, yet engage in adult conversations with his parents about the responsibility to make life better for others. Connor’s optimism was infectious. There was so much he could do, and so much he could become.
But it all ended one night when Connor was distracted while driving on a Colorado highway. A young man, who gave off so much light, suddenly went dark.
Connor’s father, David, took it particularly hard.A father sees more than his own traits(性格) in his son; he sees greater possibilities than he achieved. Taking that hope away left David feeling at a loss. But Connor ‘s optimism was one of those traits passed on to him by his father. So, David got to work.
First, he established the Honor Connor Scholarship Fund to reward students who served in the community, Next, he went to work creating a research-based curriculum that educates University of Colorado Boulder students and their families about the dangers of texting while driving. It includes a very simple three part promise: Do not text or use social media while driving, speak out if riding with a driver who is distracted and encourage friends and family to drive phone-free.
David now works with lecturers at various colleges’ and high schools, ensuring young minds understand how statistically at risk they are when they text while driving. He’s become a passionate advocate for preparing young people to drive safely and not reach for their phones while they’re at the wheel. “I just don’t want other parents to go through what I did when I lost Connor,” says David. “It’s just so preventable.”
1. What’s the purpose of paragraph 1?A.To give the background of a funny story. |
B.To explain why David chose to volunteer. |
C.To set off David’s great pain of losing his son. |
D.To sing high praise for Connor’s healthy growth. |
A.The headlight of his car went wrong. |
B.He drove carelessly and died in an accident. |
C.He suffered an accident for his father’s fault. |
D.He died from another driver’s careless driving. |
A.His coach. | B.His grandfather. | C.His teacher. | D.His father. |
A.He wanted to take a job in a college. |
B.He took the classes that Connor hadn’t finished. |
C.He wanted to prevent similar sad stories repeating. |
D.He honored Connor for what he had done in the community. |