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121.In thelast monthsof Dadslife,my brothersand Imoved himto a local nursing home nearby.I spentas muchtime asIcould]him there.Cancer haddamaged hisbody badlyand wasnow2his mind.During onevisit,I enteredhis room,only to find himin a3sleep.I satby hisside fora while4wishing formore timewithhim andalso5I hadntmade themost ofall the years wehad together.Then I got upand walkedout.A lightrain wasstarting tofall andit matchedmy6As I walked tomy car,I sawa womanin awheelchair7to moveherselfout ofthe rain.I8walked overand helpedpush herinside.She thankedme andgave me a9smile.At thatmoment,Ifelt alight shineinto mysoul anda senseof10return tomy heart.Iwalkedback out,letting therain washover me,andthanked alltheyearsI hadwith Dad.I alsoknew evenif Daddied,the lovewe sharedwould11continue.I nowstill thinkof that12of lovingkindness.It remindsme thatwhile wemight notbe ableto liveevery momentto thefullest,we canstill13the momentswe dohave.Life is14for loveand kindness,which gobeyond evendeath andare ever-lasting15,May youfill yourdayswith them.
1.A.inspecting B,observing C.joining D.visiting
2.A.eating awayat B.keeping awayfrom C.living upto D.getting ridof
3.A.disturbed B.light C・broken D.deep
4.A.silently B.impatiently C,secretly D.nervously
5.A.recalling B.understanding C,regretting D.denying
6.A.image B・mood C.taste D.character
7.A.hesitating B.pretending C.refusing D.struggling
8.A.quickly B.randomly C.curiously D.anxiously
9.A.forced B.beautiful C.fixed D.humorous
10.A.fun B・warmth C,amazement D.commitment
11.A.almost B.hardly C.still D.even
12.A.period B・adventure C,performance D.moment
13.A.value B.pick C.change D.create
14.A.tested B.kept C.meant D.used
15.A.belongings B.treasures c.goods D.possessions词汇积累a localnursinghome_____________damage________________make themost of______________a senseof..._______________remind_________________inspect_______________observe_________________eat awayat_________________keep awayfrom______________live upto________________get ridof__________________disturb_______________impatient________________recall_________________deny_________________mood_______________image________________pretend________________hesitate_______________randomly________________commitment_______________belongings_______________possessions________________goods_________________（五金制品）
2.In highschool,Igotmy firstjob at the localhardware store,all thanksto Mr.Anderson,our neighbor.（拇指）He offeredmeachance to16there.My parentsgave thethumbs up,so I17the worldof part-time jobs.My dailytasks werenttoo18,I tidiedup shelvesand helped19find whatthey needed.But（）working ina n20hardware storeduring thesummer turnedout tobe more21than Ithought.I hadto managebetweenhelping customerswith screwsand refillingshelves withgoods.At dinner,Id22tales of my day,admitting that the23was provingmore difficultthan Ifirst thought.My dad,who had（右械!）币）his shareof hands-on experiencefixing cars,would laughand share24from hisearly mechanicL days.Hed say,“Jobs likethis teachyou more than justabout money;they25your character.Back then,I didntrealize thatmysummer26atthehardware storewas turningout tobe morethan justa wayto27some extramoney.As thesummer wenton,I foundmyself gaininga28understanding ofresponsibility andthe essenceof hardwork.Thesimple29in thestore becamelife lessons,teaching meto appreciateand30the peoplewho workhard everyday tomakeeverything go smoothly.
16.A.work B.study C.play D.wait
17.A.dealt withB.gave upC.jumped intoD.took over
18.A.clear B.complicated C-adventurous D.specific
19.A.parents B.neighbors C-workers D.customers
20.A.strange B.empty C,comfortable D.busy
21.A.challenging B.disappointing C.annoying D.boring
22.A.read B.share C,create D.hear
23.A.lesson B.experiment C.job D.life
24.A.exhibits B.tools C,stories D.books
25.A.shape B.show C.worsen D.accept
26.A.training B.experience C,arrangement D.camp
27.A.waste B.cost C.raise D.earn
28.A.deeper B.poorer C-quicker D.simpler
29.A.methods B.answers C.ideas D.tasks
30.A.help B.respect C,meet D.employ词汇积累tidy upshelves______________turn out___________________refill...with..._________________a hands-on experience___________essence_______________gosmoothly_______________take over________________complicated_______________specific_______________annoying________________exhibit n._________________arrangement_________________
3.One afternoonWilliam JaffersonClinton waswalking throughthe parkwhen henoticed awallet lyingon theground near abench.He pickedit upand lookedinside,hoping tofind some31so hecould return it toits owner.To his32he found a drivinglicence.Through it,he learnedthatthe wallet33to a man namedBen.To giveit back,he finallydecidedto34Ben toreturn.After afew35William sawamansearching for something worriedly.He36him andasked,“Are youBen”The manlookedat him,37,then replied,Yes.How didyou knowmy name^^“I guessedyou mustbe lookingfor thisJ saidWilliam,38the walletto Benand smilinggently athim.怀疑）.Its mywallet.How didyou findit”Ben tookthewalletand queriedC I found iton thegroundnearthebench,“William said.“I39it musthave fallenout ofyour pocket,and Iwanted toreturnitback.”Ben wasincredibly40and thankedWilliam sincerely.He wasrelieved tohave hiswallet back.Asthey talked,William foundthat Benhad losthis41and triedtofinda newcareer,struggling tomake ends42William listenedsympathetically,and thenhe43to treatBen tolunch.As theyparted,Ben thankedWilliam againfor her44,He saidhis acthad turnedhis dayaround.
31.A.keys B.identification C,cash D.coins
32.A.credit B.curiosity C.delight D.sorrow
33.A.appealed B.belonged C,referred D.came
34.A.wait forB・arrange forC.go forD.ask for
35.A.days B,months C,weeks D.minutes
36.A.observed B.approached C.calmed D.apologized
37.A.frightened B,amused C.surprised D.touched
38.A.handing B,lending C.donating D.introducing
39.A.acknowledged B.encountered D.admitted D.figuredC,crazy D.content
40.A.grateful B.friendlyC.cloth D.job
41.A.wallet B.familyC,turn D.increase
42.A.meet B.startC,agreed D.offered
43.A.yielded C.predictedC.kindness D.comfort
44.A.honesty B,patience
45.A.impression B・consequence C.difference D.effectWilliam smiledand realizedthe smallact ofkindness couldmake ahuge45to someoneslife.词汇积累gently___________________incredibly________________relieved_________________sympathetically________________make endsmeet________________part v.__________________turn aroundidentification creditcuriosity________________appeal to________________refer to_________________arrange for_______________go for___________________observe_________________approach_________________amused__________________encounter_________________acknowledge_________________admit________________figure v._________________content adj.__________________yield________________predict_______________consequence________________make adifference_______________（啄）
4.Sometimes,animals actjust ashumans do.Officer Burgessfoundamother duckpecking onhis car.Hefigured shejust wanted
46.But thepecking continued.Officer Burgessgrew47when the duck ignoredthe foodhe threwout ofthe window.Instead,theduck48away justabit,then stopped,looked back,and returnedto the49forsomemore peckingand screaming.After theducks doingso fora secondtime,Officer Burgess50got outof hiscar tofollow theduck.But hewasntprepared forwhat hewas about to51!（缠住）“She ledme about100yards awayto thisgrassy52near alake whereI sawone ofher53all tangledup insomestring.His littlefeet were54the officerexplained.She ledme straight tohim.”Officer Burgessthought themother duckmight55him ifhe triedto touchher baby,so he56the animalrescue centerfbrhelp.The rescuegroup didnthave anystaff readily57to assist,but apolicewoman,Officer CeciliaCharron,decidedshed lenda
58.When OfficerCharron arrived,she wentstraighttowork oncarefully59the littleone.The motherduck just60,likeshe knew.It wasamazing,“Officer Burgessrecalled.Once freed,the babyran toits mama,and theysafely61away.It wasan unbelievable62for theshocked officers,and OfficerCharron63teared upa bit.Officer Burgesssaid,I honestlydont knowwhy Idecided to64hen butI did.It makesme wonder-do theyknow to65humans whenthey needhelp”
46.A.water B,peace C.food D.protection
47.A.curious B・stubborn C,happy D.grateful
48.A.hid B.walked C,broke D.floated49,A,lake R,road C,sidewalk D,car
50.A.finally B,sincerely C.actually D.exactly
51.A.believe B.find C,hear D.regret
52.A.hallway B・house C,garden D.area
53.A.neighbors B.nests C.babies D.wings
54.A.kicking B.sinking C.climbing D.wandering
55.A.help B.attack C-admit D.trap
56.A.encouraged B.warned C.refused D.called
57.A.available B.willing C・powerful D.certain
58.A.volunteer B.vehicle C・hand D.tool
59.A.fixing B.comforting C.freeing D.curing
60.A.glared B.watched C.cheered D.screamed
61.A,escaped B.flew C.swam D.carried
62.A.experiment B.goal C.chance D.moment
63.A.even B.yet C.still D.ever
64.A.stop B.drive C,ignore D.follow
65.A.suffer fromB.turn to C.come acrossD.concentrate on词汇积累figure v._______________ignore_______________scream________________readily______________rescue_______________recall_______________stubborn_______________grateful________________float________________sidewalk_______________wander_________________trap________________available glarecome acrossturnto__________________concentrate on______________
5.Years ago,just asI doevery winter,I wasbagging up the clothingmy sonshad outgrown.It isalways my66tore-purpose those things thatdo nothingmorethan67space.Ifoundan uglypair ofhand-knitted socks.I hadto68-garbage ordonation Notbeing unusable,they weresimply69to lookat.I putthem inthe garbage,but minuteslater,I tookthem back.Later thatafternoon,70upthecar withclothes,I droveto alocal shelter.As Idistributed them,I71into thebag andpulledout thelast ofthe donations-the uglysocks.72,1held themin myhandas thecrowd ofthe homelesswent away,each witha73smile.Just asI wasabouttodrop the socks backinto theempty bag,74myself foreven bringingthem alongfor the75,a teenageboy walkedupto me.Can Ihave these socks”he asked.A little76that Ihadnt anythingleft togive himexcept fbrthesesocks,I replied,Of course.Thank you!^^he said77These socksremind meofmygrandmother.She usedto knitstuff likethis forme!,,一Not onlywere hisfeet78that daybut sowas hisheart andmine.To thisday,thesockscontinue tobring me
79.Its aproof thatthere ishappiness inlifes simplestthings,and wellnever knowhowmuch weget untilweve80thosethingswith others.
66.A.worry B.beauty C,hope D.secret
67.A.take upB,leave C-make D.free up
68.A.compare B・decide C,record D.explore
69.A.wonderful B.clean C.uncommon D.unpleasant
70.A.painting B.washing C.loading D.lifting
71.A.turned B.ran C.put D.reached
72.A.Secretly B,Fortunately C.Generally D.Sincerely
73.A.tight B.strange C.grateful D.winning
74.A.caring forB.living uptoC.putting upwith D.laughing at
75.A.show B.ride C.sale D.space
76.A.frightened B.satisfied C.disappointed D.surprised
77.A.bravely B.happily C.anxiously D.angrily
78.A.warmed B.hurt C.fixed D.whitened
79.A.money B,peace C.luck D.joy
80.A.shared B.divided C.supported D.collected词汇积累bag up________________outgrow_______________garbage_______________alocalshelter distributeremind sb.of sth.take up_______________uncommon________________load up_________________lift up_________________tight_______________live upto_______________put upwith_______________care for_______________第页，共页88。
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