1. What happened to the woman’s story?
A.It was copied. | B.It was stolen. | C.It was lost. |
A.To avoid her misfortune. |
B.To cheer her up. |
C.To kill her time. |
2 . Before you head out to a fun event where there will be many people, you should be aware of the dangers of a crowd crush (拥挤的人群), whose possibility adds up during the festivals or on some celebrating occasions.
Though the risk of crowd crush is rare, it can be deadly when it happens. Crowd crush occurs when many people are packed together and begin to fall over one another. In the past, such instances have caused horrible injury and even death.
Before attending a crowded event, look up a map of the venue.
Helping others is another great way to keep everyone safe. Once one person falls down, more people tend to fall over them.
A common cause of death in a crowd crush isn’t being crushed but rather losing air. It’s best to hold out your arms in front of your chest.
There is usually fun where the crowds are, so enjoy yourself. But meanwhile, it is also important to remember to stay alert and take care of your family members when you sense the smell of danger.
A.If you do end up in a crush, here’s how you can stay safe. |
B.This allows space between you and the person in front of you. |
C.So if your neighbor in the crowd falls to the ground, help them up. |
D.Seeking for a safer place takes some time and is sometimes challenging. |
E.To avoid such an outcome, it’s best to escape the crush before it happens. |
F.The shortage of air means less oxygen, which will lead to serious consequences. |
G.This will give you an idea of the surroundings—pay special attention to any exits. |
1. Why did the accident happen?
A.A fire broke out in the car. |
B.The car lost control suddenly. |
C.The driver was careless. |
A.The car hit a big rock. |
B.The car wasn’t badly damaged. |
C.The man only got slight wounds. |
1. What is Bruce’s plan for this afternoon?
A.Doing some research. |
B.Gathering some news online. |
C.Writing articles for the school paper. |
A.Thirty-nine deaths. | B.Two missing people. | C.Some severe injuries. |
A.He got help from rescuers. |
B.He was saved by local people. |
C.He kept swimming for 12 hours. |
A.A sportsman. | B.A policeman. | C.A government official. |
5 . A 17-year-old teenager who got lost while on a snowmobiling (摩托雪橇) trip in the Canadian wilderness was safely rescued on Saturday evening. He was found in good
Robert went snowmobiling that afternoon with his father James and his brother Peter near Mahood Lake. At some point, James stopped to
Trying to find a temporary
“This young man made our task a little less
A.taste | B.faith | C.company | D.condition |
A.tough | B.ordinary | C.silent | D.crucial |
A.treated | B.honored | C.mistaken | D.identified |
A.help | B.greet | C.encourage | D.protect |
A.warming | B.guiding | C.following | D.blaming |
A.crowded | B.even | C.magic | D.unfamiliar |
A.checked | B.trapped | C.wounded | D.rescued |
A.match | B.field | C.process | D.shadow |
A.job | B.shelter | C.volunteer | D.partner |
A.vehicle | B.message | C.key | D.package |
A.hesitantly | B.eventually | C.randomly | D.secretly |
A.showed up | B.turned around | C.looked up | D.hung around |
A.rewarding | B.boring | C.significant | D.difficult |
A.concepts | B.knowledge | C.chances | D.equipment |
A.unrealistic | B.noble | C.extreme | D.mature |
Life is a series of unpredictable events. One man, who suffered a severe injury while on the job, underwent a life-changing and first-of-its-kind medical procedure, and the trials and hardships have changed his entire outlook. James, a 46-year-old Arkansas native, was familiar with what it was like to go through such situations and turn into a changed man, both on the inside and the outside.
It was one day in June when James had his entire life changed forever. While on the job, James was attempting to transfer wires to a new electrical pole. However, James’s face touched a live wire, sending more than 7,000 volts of electricity into his body.
The injuries from the incident were deadly. Half of his face was blown off. He was left without his left eye and his nose. Additionally, doctors had to remove part of his arm and several of his teeth. That period was an extremely difficult time for James and his family.
The injury had left him unable to eat solid food. The only way for him to consume food was to sip (吸) soup from a straw. He ended up losing more than 70 pounds.
James, a husband and a father of one kid, often questioned the entire situation. “I got pretty down and went through the whole ‘Why me?’ I broke down, and I cried,” James said.
But then James and his family received a little hope. They learned about the possibility of a face and eye transplant (移植). James met with the professional doctors. They did a thorough examination about James’s situation and considered about the potential risks. Fortunately, James was judged to be a perfect patient for the transplant.
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So the surgery was ready.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Days later, he was allowed to look into the mirror.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________1. What is the relationship between the speakers?
A.Host and guest. | B.Mother and son. | C.Husband and wife. |
A.An accident. | B.The best gift for John. | C.A happy family. |
A.In a studio. | B.On a beach. | C.Next to a hotel. |
A.He walked their dog. | B.He looked after their baby. | C.He rescued their child. |
1. How does Kelly feel after the accident?
A.Shocked. | B.Grateful. | C.Confused. |
A.Joyce. | B.Kelly. | C.Both of them. |
A.Ask the man for help. |
B.Take a theory test for drivers. |
C.Apply for the driving license again. |
1. What happened to the woman at the beginning?
A.She lost her phone. |
B.She couldn’t find the way. |
C.She was trapped in heavy snow. |
A.The car was running out of gas. |
B.She stopped to answer a call. |
C.The engine couldn’t work properly. |
A.By drinking hot tea. |
B.By having more clothes on. |
C.By using the car heater. |
A.They called an ambulance. |
B.They led the woman to her home. |
C.They helped the woman go to the main road. |
10 . Colorado’s Grays Peak rises 14,278 feet above sea level, high enough that trees can’t grow towards the top, though there are plenty of bushes, rocks, etc. It was in this unforgiving place that Bev Wedelstedt was unlucky enough to have a bitter experience.
It was August 2018, and Wedelsted,56, was on her way back down the trail (小路) with three friends. A storm was upon, and they were anxious to get off the mountain. When they approached a rocky drop of a couple of feet, Wedelstedt decided that instead of shaking down on her hip — the safe way to go — she would leap. Then she landed on her left leg and heard a snap (劈啪声).
Every step after that was painful. Before long, she had to stop. As one friend ran down to get help, a number of other hikers, all strangers, attempted to help her down the narrow trail by walking on either side of her to support her weight, but that proved slow and dangerous.
Finally, one hiker, Matt, asked her, “How do you feel about a fireman’s carry?” Before she knew it, he lifted her over his shoulder. Matt clearly couldn’t carry her all the way down by himself. So six hikers and one of her friends followed. Three hours and two mountainous miles later, this human conveyor belt finally met the ambulance men, who took Wedelstedt to the hospital.
Now Wedelstedt has mostly recovered from her ill-fated hike, but she knows she’ll never shake one thing from that day: the memory of the band of strangers who came to her rescue. “I told them I wanted to meet a lot of guys, but this isn’t the way I wanted to do it. I’m still in awe now,” she said.
1. What is the writing purpose of the first paragraph?A.To call on readers to have a trip there. |
B.To introduce the scenery of Grays Peak. |
C.To show the difficult situation for hikers. |
D.To describe Wedelstedt’s favorite travel. |
A.Walking down the rocky mountain. |
B.Supporting Wedelstedt to walk. |
C.Leaping from the mountain top. |
D.Keeping Wedelstedt on the trail. |
A.By giving her encouragement. | B.By supporting her on both sides. |
C.By following her all the way. | D.By carrying her by turns. |
A.She is still scared nowadays. | B.She will forget the sad event. |
C.She has a fresh good memory. | D.She is respectful to the strangers. |