2019-2020学年湖南省邵阳市新邵一中高三（上）月考英语试卷（11月份）（附答案详解）

2019-2020学年湖南省邵阳市新邵一中高三（上）月考英

语试卷（11月份）

一、阅读理解（本大题共25小题，共55.0分）

A

ThisstoryhappenedwhenIwasinSaintLuciawithmyfamily.Mysister,Diana,whoalso

happenstobemybestfriendandoneofthefunniestandkindestpeopleIknow,wentblindin

oneeyeabout9yearsago.Dianasometimesfeelsconcernedaboutthewayhereyelooks

now.Thepupil（瞳孑I）isnolongerblack；it'ssortof"glows'*inphotos.Dianarecently

purchasedaspecialcontactlens（隐形镜片）thatmakeshereyelooklikeitdidbeforeit

changedcolor,butshedoesn'twearthislensoftenbecauseitbecomesquitepainfulafterabout

anhour.

Onenightduringourholiday/hotelphotographerwastakingpicturesoftheguestsasthey

enteredtheareasetupfordinner.Dianacasuallysaidifshehadknownthereweregoingtobe

picturestakentocapturethisspecialmemory,shewouldhavewornhercontactlenssohereye

wouldn'tbesoshinyinthepicture.

Thenextday,IwassittingwithDianaandherhusbandTed.Whileweweretalking,the

photographerwhohadbeenatthedinnerthenightbefore,handedheraphoto,leanedinand

quietlysaid/'Imatchedthecolorofyoureyesinthepicture."

Ashewalkedaway,mysisterhappilysaidtomeandTed,MLook!Hefixedmyeye!”The

photographerstopped.Heturnedaroundandwalkedbacktoourtable.Heputhishandon

Diana'sshoulder,leanedinagainandgentlysaid,"Justtobeclear：Ididn'tfixyoureye.There

isn'tanythingwrongwithyoureye.Isimplymatchedthecolor."

Hereyesfilledupwithtears.ltwasveryhealingforherhearttohearthesebeautifulwords.lt

didn'ttakemuchtimebutmadesomuchdifference.lthelpedherchangethewayshefeels

aboutherself.

Ihavealwayslovedthequote："Theworldisfullofgoodpeople.Ifyoucan'tfindone,beone!

"Youractsofkindnesscanimpacttheworldinprofoundways!

1.Mysisterboughtacontactlensinorderto.

A.keepthepupilcomfortable

B.showoffthebeautifulcolorofherpupil

C.protecthereyefromthestrongsunlight

D.avoidthepupilbeingtoobrightandshiny

2.Dianafeltwhensheknewtherewasaphototakenforthedinner.

A.excitedB.proudC.regretfulD.shocked

3.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.AShinyPupil

B.AConsideratePhotographer

C.TheActofKindnessCounts

D.TheContactLensMakesaDifference

B

Washinghabitshavechangedovertheyears.Inthe16thcentury,mostpeoplehadabathoncea

month...iftheywerelucky.Upuntilthe1950s,itwasonceaweek.Onlyjustrecentlyhasthe

conceptofdailyshoweringbecomepopular.Butnow,accordingtotheNewYorkTimes,things

arechangingagain.

Thelatesttrendisknownas"soap-dodging".Itbasicallyconsistsofwashingless,havingfewer

showersandusinglesssoap.nIjustwashmyhaironceamonthnow,“saidBrettDawson,a

32-year-oldmanagementconsultant."!havejustonebathaweek,"saidMiriamBayliss,a

28-year-oldaccountant.

Anditappearstobegrowinginpopularity.ApolllastyearfbrtissuemanufacturerSCAfound

that41%ofBritishmenand33%ofwomendon'tshowereveryday.And12%ofpeoplehavea

properwashjustonceortwiceaweek.FurtherresearchbyMintelfoundthatmorethanhalfof

Britishteenagersdon'twasheveryday-withmanyoptingforaquicksprayofdeodorant（除

臭剂）tomaskanysmell.Butwhy?

Thereareavarietyofreasons.Someclaimthatdailyhair-washingisunnecessary.Commentator

Matthewadmittedthathehadn'tshampooedhishairfbradecade.Otherssaytheyjustdon't

havethetime.In2008,thechemistBootsreporteda45%riseinsalesofdryshampoo-a

productthatcanbesprayedonhairbetweenshowers.

Andsomepeoplewanttohelptheenvironment."Ilimitmyshowerstoabouttwiceaweek,"

saidNigelHamerstone,a42-year-oldarchitect.MTherestofthetimeIhaveasinkwash."he

adds,”believethatPmascleanaseveryoneelse,andit'shelpedgetmywaterconsumption

downtoaround20litresaday-wellbelowthe100to150averageintheUK.”

So,willyoubejoiningthenew"washingrevolution"?

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4.Beforethe1950s,howoftendidpeoplehaveabath?

A.Never.B.Everyday.

C.Frequently.D.Onceinawhile.

5.Whatdoes"It"refertoinParagraph2?

A.Soap-dodging.B.Takingashower.

C.Washinghair.D.Thewashinghabit.

6.WhydoesNigelHamerstonelimithisshowerstotwiceaweek?

A.Tosavehistime.B.Toavoidthetrouble.

C.Tosavewaterresources.D.Tocutthecostofliving.

c

Whatistechnologydoingtolanguage?Manyassumetheanswerissimple：ruiningit.Kidscan

nolongerwriteexceptintext-speak.Grammarisgoingtothedogs.Theabilitytocompose

thoughtslongerthanapostisdisappearing.Languageexpertstendtoresistit,notingthatthereis

littleproofthatspeechisreallydegenerating,norisformalwritingfallingapart.Astudyby

CambridgeAssessmentfoundalmostnoevidencefortext-speakinstudents'writing.

Fortunately,thestoryoflanguageandtheInternethasattractedmoreseriousanalysts,too.Now

GretchenMcCulloch,ajournalistofthegenerationthatgrewupwiththeInternetjoinsthem

withanewbook,BecauseInternet,whichfocusesonwhatcanbelearnedaboutlanguagefrom

theInternet.BiologistsgrowbacteriainaPetridishpartlybecausetheyarebornandreproduce

soquicklythatstudiesovermanygenerationscanbedoneinareasonablyshort

period.Studyinglanguageonlineisabitlikethat：trendsappearanddisappear,platformsrise

andfall,andtheseletlinguists(inW学家)observechangesthatwouldotherwisetaketoomuch

time.

Forexample,whydolanguageschange?Athousandyearsago,earlyEnglishandIcelandic

werecloselyrelated.Englishhassincedevelopedhugely,andIcelandicfarless.Linguistshave

studiedtherelativeeffectsofstrongandweakties(friends,family)insuchpatterns,concluding

thatsmallcommunitieswouldhostmorestablelanguages.TheInternetcombinesstrongand

weakties-andsureenough,drivesmorelanguagechange.

Intheend,MsMcCulloch'sbookisaboutthebirthofanewmediumratherthananew

language.Massreadinghasnowbeenjoinedbymasswriting：frequent,error-filledand

quick-fading.LittlesurprisethatInternetusershavecreatedtoolstogivetheirwritingthe

gesture,playfulnessandevenmeaninglessnessofchat.Mistakingitforthedownfallof"real"

writingisacategoryerror.Anythingthathelpspeopleenjoyeachother'scompanycanonlybea

goodthing.

7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"degenerating"inParagraph1referto?

A.Strengthening.B.Worsening.

C.Changing.D.Refreshing.

8.WhyarebacteriainaPetridishmentionedinParagraph2?

A.Toexplainbacteriahaveashortlifetime.

B.Tostressthedifficultyofresearchinglanguageonline.

C.TorevealtherelationbetweenlanguageandtheInternet.

D.Toshowonlinelanguagecanbestudiedinlimitedtime.

9.WhatcontributestothefastdevelopmentofEnglish?

A.AlargeEnglish-speakingpopulation.

B.Thelastingeffectofmassmedia.

C.Astablelanguage-usingcommunity.

D.ThewideapplicationoftheInternet.

10.What'stheauthor'sattitudetoonlinelanguage?

A.Ambiguous.B.Positive.C.Objective.D.Cautious.

D

TeensSpringEventsatSanFranciscoPublicLibraryGREATTEENBOOKSWAP

Sunday,March19,2017-2：30pmto5：30pm

FREEbook!Justleaveusareview.

Here'showitworks：EveryThursday,thelibrarianwillbringoutseveralbooksandallowteens

thechancetolookthroughthemforonethatyou'dliketokeep.Youwill,inturn,swapusa

reviewofthebookbytheendofthemonth.

Forages12-18.

Formoreinformation,contactDorcasatdoroas.wong@.

THEMIXBOOKCLUB!

Sunday,March19,2017-4：00pmto5：00pm

Teensaged13-18arewelcometoTheMixatSFPLBookClubJWereadadifferentbookeach

monththatyouhelpchoose.Thismonthwe'rereadingTheSunisAlsoAStar,byNicola

Yoon.Newmembersanddrop-insarealwayswelcome!

Formoreinformation,pleasee-mailcatherine.cormier@orcall(415)557-4404.

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THEPORTRAITOFALADYBYHENRYJAMES

Sunday,March19,2017-6：30pmto8：30pm

PleasejoinChinatown'sWorldLiteratureBookClubforanenjoyablediscussionofThe

PortraitofaLadybyHenryJames.Thisfamousnovelfollowstheyoung,free-spirited

heiress,IsabelArcher,asshetravelsfromNewYorktoEurope.

CARTOONING&GRAPHICNOVELWORKSHOP

Saturday,March25,2017-2：00pmto4：00pm

JointeachingartistandcartoonistAaronSoutherlandforacartooningandgraphicnovel

workshop.Studentswilllearntocreatetheirveryowncartoonandcomiccharactersthrough

advanceddrawingtechniques.

ThisisaReading,Writing&PoetryprogramfromSFPL.Welovereading/sharing/creating

words.

11.WhatcanweinferaboutTHEMIXBOOKCLUB?

A.Writersreadtheirbookstoparticipants.

B.Onlythosewhobookseatsarewelcome.

C.Thiseventtakesplace12timesayear.

D.NicolaYoon,awriter,willhelpchoosebooks.

12.WhatwillhappenatChinatown'sWorldLiteratureBookClub?

A.Discussion.B.Writing.

C.Charactercreating.D.Drawingcontests.

13.Whatismentionedineachevent?

A.Teens*ages.

B.Namesofthebookstoberead.

C.Bookreviews.

D.Openingandclosinghours.

E

AnIndianbarberhascomeupwithanoveltechniquetogivepeoplehaircutsusingjustasmall

combandaburningcandleinsteadofapairofscissors.Justlikeanybarber,Dasharath

Kumar,28,combsthehairandmeticulouslyrunstheflameofthecandleontheends,givingit

auniquefinish.The'cutting-edge*techniquehasmadehimthemostdemandedbarberinhis

smallvillageinGulbargainKarnatakainsouthernIndia.

WhileDasharathjoinedhisfamilybusinesswhenhewas15,theuniqueideaonlyclickedhim

fiveyearsago.Hesays："Electricitycutwascommoninourvillageandwewereusedto

workingindark.ButoneeveningwhileIwascuttingthehairofacustomer,powerwentoffand

Ihadtousethelightfromacandletofinishthehaircut.Buttheflamesofthecandlethatnight

inspiredmetothinkofusinganewtechniquefortrimming（修剪）hair.”

"IhadbunchofregularcustomerssowhenItoldthemabouttheexperiment,theyhappilysaid

theytrustedmeandmyskillsandgaveanodforthenewtechnique.Surprisingly,itcameout

verywell.Sincethentherewasnolookingback."

Startedwithonly20pence,customersnowhappilypayhim£1forhisnovelwayofhaircut.

OneofhisdaringcustomersYusufKhan,whowaitedfornearlytwohoursforhisturn,said：

"Everybarbergivesahaircutusingscissorsbutthefunofgettingahaircutwithacandleflame

isunbeatable.Initially,IwasnotpreparedforitbutonceIsawthemagicofhishands,!never

wentbacktoaregularbarber."

14.Thebesttitleforthepassageisprobably.

A.AnamazingIndianbarberB.Alatestcuttingfashion

C.Aregularbarber'sfutureD.Whatmadeagoodbarber

15.Theunderlinedword"meticulously'1probablymeans.

A.casuallyB.carefullyC.freelyD.randomly

16.WhenwasDasharathinspiredtotrimhairwithaburningcandle?

A.Attheageoffive.B.Afterhisgraduation.

C.Afterapowerfailure.D.Whenit'sgettingdark.

17.Whatcanweconcludefromthetext?

A.NocustomerswanttobebacktoDasharath^salon.

B.Dasharathchargesmoremoneythananyotherbarber.

C.Atraditionalbarbercan'tmakealivinginthefuture.

D.ManypeopleareattractedbyDasharath'stechnique.

F

EngineershaveputahugegarbagecollectortogatherplasticmaterialinthePacificOcean

betweenCaliforniaandHawaii,theworld'slargestspreadofgarbage,twicethesizeofthestate

ofTexas.

TheOceanCleanuporganizationcreatedthecollector.Thegroup'sfounder,BoyanSlat,an

inventorbornin1994,wasjust16whenhewasmovedtocleanuptheoceanswhenhewason

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adiveandsawmoreplasticbagsthanfish.

LastSaturdaysshippullingthepipe-shapedfloatingbamerleftSanFrancisco.Attachedtojtis

ascreeningskirtthathangsthreemetersdowninthewater.Thescreenisdesignedtocollectthe

plasticasitmovesthroughthewater.Seaanimalscansafelyswimunderthebarrier.The

cleanupsystemalsocomeswithlightspoweredbythesun,cameras,andotherspecial

devices,sothesystemcancommunicateitspositionatalltimes.Thatwayasupportshipcan

finditeveryfewmonthstoremovetheplasticthathasbeencollected.

Shippingcontainerswillholdalltheplasticgathered,includingbottlesandfishingequipment

andareexpectedtobebackonlandwithinayear.Thentheplasticwillberecycled.The

free-floatingburnersaremadetosurviveextremeweatherconditionsanddamagefrom

continualuse.Theywillstayinthewaterfortwentyyears,thuscollecting90%ofthegarbage

inthearea.

TheOceanCleanuphasreceived$35millionindonationstopayfortheproject,hopingtoput60

free-floatingbarriersinthePacificOceanby2020."It'simportanttoturnoffthetapsonplastic

enteringtheocean,butIalsothinkpeoplecandomorethanonethingatatimetodealwiththis

problem,"Slatsaid.

18.WhatdroveSlattoinventthecollector?

A.Theinterestininvention.

B.Hisfailuretodiveduetorubbish.

C.Thesightoftoomanyplasticbags.

D.HisknowledgeofgarbageinthePacificOcean.

19.Howdoesthefloatingbarrierwork?

A.Itreachesintothewatertocollecttheplastic.

B.Ithaslargecontainerstoproducepower.

C.Itformsbarrierstoprotectseaanimals.

D.Ashipdragsitalongintheocean.

20.Whichdoestheunderlinedword"it"inparagraph4referto?

A.Thesupportship.

B.Thefloatingbarrier.

C.Theplastictoberecycled.

D.Thepositionofspecialdevices.

21.WhatisimportantforprotectingtheoceanaccordingtoSlat?

A.Sendingmorecollectorsintotheocean.

B.Inventingmoreoceancleanupdevices.

C.Stoppingplasticfromenteringtheocean.

D.Banningtheuseofplasticbagsinboats.

G

Whileyouwon'tbeenjoyingthefountainofyouthjustyet,thebreakthroughcouldbethefirst

steptowardsanti-ageingdings.Aswegetolder,ourcellsstarttostopfunctioningandwe

accumulatewhatarecalledagedcells.It*snotjustthatthesecellshavestoppeddividing,but

theyalsocompromisetheothercellsthatsurroundthem.Removingthesecellshasbeenshown

tolessentheeffectofageingonanimals-suchasbydelayingthebeginningofcataracts（白

内障）.

ScientistsattheUniversityofExeterthinkthey'vefoundwhichfactorsplayakeyrolein

turningcellsaged.Theyconductedastudyonhumancellsinalaboratoryandmanagedto

reducethenumberofagedcellsby50%byusingaspecialcompound（复合物）theyhad

developed."ThecompoundsdevelopedatExeterhavethepotentialtoadjustthestructuresby

whichthisageingofcellshappens,"saidProfessorLornaHarries,fromtheUniversityofExeter

MedicalSchool.

HWeusedtothinkage-relateddiseaseslikecancer,dementiaanddiabeteseachhadaunique

cause,buttheyactuallytrackbacktooneortwocommonstructures.Thisresearchfocuseson

oneofthesestructures,andthefindingswithourcompoundshavepotentiallyopenedupthe

wayfornewcureapproachesinthefuture.'*uNearlyhalfoftheagedcellswetestedshowed

signsofrecoveringintoyoungcellmodels/saidProlessorHames.

Theresearcherstestedthreedifferentcompounds,alldevelopedattheUniversityofExeter,and

foundeachproduceda40%-50%dropinthenumberofagedbloodvesselcells.Hie

compounds—AP39,API23andRT01—havebeendesignedbytheExeterteamtoselectively

deliversmallquantitiesofthegashydrogensulfide（硫化氢）tothemitochondria（线粒体）

incellsandhelptheoldordamagedcellstoprovidethe"energy"neededforsurvivalandto

reduceaging.

22.Howdoweknowapersonbecomesold?

A.Theagedcellsmakeothercellsworkpassively.

B.Theagingcellsbecomemore,andharmothercells.

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C.Thecellsstopdividingandaccumulatemoreandmore.

D.Theagingcellsmaketheothergoodcellscompromise.

23.Howdothescientistseasethenumberofagedcellsby50%?

A.Theyusedaspecialthingtokilltheagedcells.

B.Theyturnedmostoftheagedcellsyoung.

C.Theyturnedtheagedcellsdevelopslowly.

D.Theycreatedandusedaspecialcompound.

24.WhatcanwelearnfromProfessorHarriesinParagraph3?

A.Cancer,dementiaanddiabetescanbeprobablycured.

B.Cancer,dementiaanddiabeteshavethesamecause.

C.Thecausetocancer,dementiaanddiabetesisfound.

D.Alltheagedcellscanbecometheyoungones.

25.Fromwhichisthetextprobablytaken?

A.Ahealthmagazine.B.Aresearchpaper.

C.Sciencefiction.D.Atravelbrochure.

二、阅读七选五(本大题共10小题，共20.0分)

ADietWithoutEnoughProteinCanCauseDepressionDepressionisaconditionsocommon..

⑴TheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)callsit"aleadingcauseofdisability".Difficultyin

fallingasleep,lossofappetite,andlossofabilitytoconcentratearejustafewoftheothereffects

ofdepression.Whilelifeeventssuchasthelossofaspouseorajobmaycreateahappeningof

depression,manycasescomefromwithin,suchaspeople'sdiet.

Asisreported,bothbeforeandduringahappeningofdepression,thosewiththeconditionshow

a"poorappetite”.⑵Ontheotherhand,depressionmaybecloselyrelatedtoprotein.Many

casesofdepressionhappentothosewhodon'teatproperly,whichthenresultsinlackofprotein

takenintothebody.

(3)Itallcomesdowntoaminoacids(氨基酸).Proteinsaremadeupofaminoacids.Boththe

humanbrainandnervoussystemuseaminoacidsasasubstancethatcreatesasignalfromone

braincelltoanotheroronenervecelltoanother.Withthemcommunicationbetweenthecells

becomespossible.

(4)Buteightofthem,the"essential"onesforcommunicationbetweenthebraincells,mustbe

eateninone'sdiet.Soadietwhichislackinginproteinlessensthesignalbeingsentfromone

braincelltothenextduringathought.Theprocesscanleadtotwistedsignals,whichcannot

onlyleadtodepression,butalsoaggression.(5)

A.Ithappenswithaggression.

B.Itmayleadtoseriouseffects.

C.Buthowlackofproteinoccurs?

D.Thereare20differentaminoacids.

E.Butwhatdoesproteinhavetodowithdepression?

F.Thepoorappetiteitselfcancreateadepressedmood.

G.Thisiswhydepressioncanoftenexpressitselfasangeroraggression.

26.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.

EF.FG.G

27.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.

EF.FG.G

28.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.

EF.FG.G

29.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.

EF.FG.G

30.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.

EF.FG.G

WhatIlearnedwatchingdentistatwork

Iwouldliketobeadentistinthefuture.(1)Thepatient,tenderdentistcomfortedme,a

7-year-oldgirlatthetime,andpersuadedmetostopcryingandtoacceptmytreatment.

(2)Recently,ourteachergaveusthehomeworkofexperiencingakindofjobontheweekend.I

chosewithouthesitationtoliveadayasadentistatmyfriend'solderbrother'sworkplace.

IgottoDrTan*sclinicat7：45am,l5minutesbeforeofficehoursbeganonSaturday.Dr

Tan,whohasbeenadentistforfiveyears,satinhisconsultingroomwithamaskonhisfaceand

waitedforhispatients.Ididnlreallyunderstandhisdiagnosesortreatments,butIcouldseethat

DrTanwasaresponsibledoctor.Heexplainedconditionsandtherapies(%台疗方案)topatients

atlengthtoremovetheirdoubts.Hepausedoperationstoletpatientsrestifthetreatmentwas

takingtoomuchtime.(3)Dr.Tanworkedforalmostthewholemorningwithoutabreak.He

onlymadeaphonecalltohiswifetoremindhertohaveanantenatal(产前)

examination.Yes,hewillbeafatherinfivemonths,buthestillcannotkeephiswifecompanyat

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theweekend.(4)Theytrytoeaseothers'painanytimeandanywhere,despitethecosttotheir

owntimeandlife.

AsthelastpatientsaidgoodbyetoDrTanintheafternoon,myvisitcametoanend.Inowfeel

thatIunderstandmoreaboutdoctors.(5)

A.Mydreamhasfinallycometrue.

B.TheyaretheheroesIadmiremost.

C.Doctorsareordinarypeople,yettheyarealsoangels.

D.Ithelpsmetoreducestress,findfriendsandlearnnewskills.

E.Ithoughtitwasadreamthatwasalmostimpossibletofulfill.

F.That*sallbecauseofadentistIcameacrossduringmychildhood.

G.Healsogaveadoctor'sadvicetohispatientscarefullybeforetheywentoutthedoor.

31.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.

EF.FG.G

32.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

EF.FG.G

33.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.

EF.FG.G

34.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.

EF.FG.G

35.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.

EF.FG.G

三、完形填空(本大题共40小题，共60.0分)

Iwillneverforgetonesummerinmychildhood.Whilewalkingintheattic(I阁楼)，Istepped

onsomethingand(36)down,withmyhandlandingonafloorboardthatpoppedupandalmost

hitmeonthehead.WhenI(37)andlookedinsidetheopenspace,!couldnotbelievemyeyes：

Therewasgoldinthere!I(38)ahandfulofshininggoldcubes,walkedtothebottomstair

and(39),"Mama.Ifoundgolduphereunderthefloor!"

BackupthestairsIdashed,(40)mybrothersalmostknockedmedownastheyranrightby

me.WhenMamaopenedthedoorand(41)herheadin,she[42)said,"Honey,thafsinsulation(隔

热材料).Nowputitallback."

Ifeltreallydisappointed.!hadthoughtImadeareal(43).

When1(44)insidetoputthefakegoldback,myhandtouchedwhatfeltlikeabook.Ipulledit

out.ltwasoldandsmall：Bartlett'sFamiliarQuotations,whichI'dneverheardof.And(45)Iwas

bored,Idecidedtoseewhatwasinsidethislittlebook.Tomy(46),itwasabookof

passages,phrases,andproverbsandIcouldtellthatthiswasgoingtobe(47).

SoIspentquitemuchtimeonitandfound(48)inthesepages.AsIdidn'tknowhowtoexpress

thingsclearly,!often(49)totalkaboutthem.Thisbookhelpedme(50)thatIdidn'tneedtofeel

ashamedor(51),becauseotherpeoplehadsimilarexperiences.

WhenIwenttocollege,ihisbookcamewithme.Overtheyears,Evekeptmyoriginal(52),

whichtothisdayIoften(53).Althoughitwasa(54)tofindthebook,itliberatedmeinaway.lt

helpedmeseemorethanmyyoungmindandheartwereabletounderstand.

Thebookdiscoveredunderthosefloorboardswas,(55),gold.

36.A.slowedB.calmedC.lookedD.fell

37.A.bentoverB.showedupC.laydownD.brokein

38.A.stoleB.producedC.seizedD.hid

39.A.yelledB.sighedC.admittedD.complained

40.A.orB.soC.butD.for

41.A.noddedB.stuckC.loweredD.lifted

42.A.simplyB.thoughtfullyC.honestlyD.angrily

43.A.differenceB.choiceC.mistakeD.discovery

44.A.satB.slidC.reachedD.walked

45.A.untilB.nowthatC.unlessD.sothat

46.A.surpriseB.regret

C.reliefD.disappointment

47.A.absurdB.controversialC.boringD.interesting

48.A.sympathyB.comfortC.honorD.doubt

49.A.tendedB.offeredC.managedD.hesitated

50.A.expectB.rememberC.realizeD.imagine

51.A.embarrassedB.satisfiedC.astonishedD.tired

52.A.mindB.copyC.planD.file

53.A.putawayB.showoffC.refertoD.pickup

54.A.dilemmaB.disasterC.pityD.coincidence

55.A.stillB.indeedC.normallyD.hopefully

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OnenightIdecidedtospendsometimebuildingahappierandcloserrelationshipwithmy

daughter.Forseveralweeksshehadbeen(56)metoplaychess(棋)withher,soIsuggesteda

gameandsheeagerly(57).Itwasaschoolnight,however,andatnineo'clockmydaughterasked

ifIcould(58)mymoves,becauseshe(59)togotobed；shehadtogetupatsixinthe

morning.I(60)shehadstrictsleepinghabits.⑹)1thoughtsheoughttobeableto(62)someof

thisstrictness.Isaidtoher.”(63),youcanstayuplateforonce.We'rehaving(64)."Weplayed

onforanotherfifteenminutes,duringwhichtimeshelooked(65).Finallyshe

said,"Please,Daddy,doitquickly.""No,"Ireplied."Ifyou'regoingtoplayit(66),you'regoing

toplayitslowly."Andsowe(67)foranothertenminutes,until(68)mydaughterburstinto

tears,and£69)thatshewasbeaten.

ClearlyIhadmade(70).Ihadstartedtheeveningwantingtohavea(71)timewithmy