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专题03完形填空15篇WealwayscelebratedDad’sbirthdayonThanksgivingDayevenafterheenteredanursinghome.Whenweknewitmightbehislastbirthday,thewholefamilydecidedto___1___forahugebirthdaycelebrationatthenursinghome.Dadwasagoodstorytellerandwewerealwayshislisteners.Duringaquietmoment,Iannounceditwasnos.Dad’sturntolistentosomestoriesfora___2___.IwantedeveryonetotellDadwhatwelovedabouthim.Theroombecamequiet.Thenoneafteranother,peopletoldstoriesfromtheirhearts,whileDad___3___withtearsineyes.Peoplerecalledkindsofstories—storiesaboutwhentheywerelittle,storiesaboutwhenDadwasyoung,andstoriesthatsharedfamilytreasures.Everyoneseemedtohavemorethanonestory.Eventhelittlegrandchildrencouldn’twaittotellDadwhytheylovedhim.Foramanwhohadbeenkindtosomanyhundredsofpeopleinhislife,herewasourchancetotellhimhowmuchwelovehim.Afewmonthslater,atDad’smemorialservice,wemorefully___4___whatwehadgiventoDadthatnight.Thosearethestoriespeoplenormallytellatafuneral(葬礼)afteralovedoneisnolongeralivetohearthewords.Theytellstoriesfulloftears.___5___wehadgiventhosememoriestoDadinhislife,andwehadtoldthemthroughlaughter,togetherwithhugsandjoy.Hehadthemtoholdandenjoyedthemfromtimetotimeinhismindduringhislastdaysandmonths.Wordsdomatter,andtheyare___6___.Wejustneedtosaythempubliclytotheoneswelove.That’sthewaystogivebackloveandthat’sourchancetocelebrateapersoninhisorherlife.1．A．dressup B．eatout C．gettogether D．havefun2．A．change B．choice C．break D．business3．A．confused B．listened C．expected D．cheered4．A．complained B．imagined C．hoped D．realized5．A．Again B．Even C．But D．Just6．A．interesting B．enough C．funny D．simpleIn1965,17-year-oldhighschoolstudentRandyGardnerstayedawakefor264hourstoseehowtodealwithsleeplessness.Onthesecondday,hiseyesstoppedfocusing.Next,helosttheabilityto_____7_____objectsbytouch.Bydaythree,Gardnerwasmoodyandnotcontrolled.Attheendoftheexperiment,hehadproblemswithshort-termmemoryandstartedhallucinating(幻觉).AlthoughGardnerrecoveredwithout_____8_____duringtherecoveryprocess,forothers,sleeplessnesscancausehormone(激素)imbalance,illness,andevendeath.Whenwelosesleep,mood,andreactiontimeareaffected.Itwillalsocausemorediseases.Whydoessleeplessnessbecomesuchagreatpain?Scientiststhinktheanswerlieswiththegatheringofwasteproductsinthebrain.Duringourwakinghours,ourcellsarebusy_____9_____ourday’senergysources,whichgetbrokendownintovariousby-products,includingadenosine(腺苷酸).Asadenosinebuildsup,itincreasesthestrongdesiretosleep,alsoknownassleeppressure.Infact,caffeineworksby_____10_____adenosine’schemicalpathways.Otherwasteproductsalsobuildupinthebrain,andiftheyarenotclearedaway,theycanoverloadthebrainandarethoughttoleadtothemanynegativesymptomsofsleeploss.So,what’shappeninginourbrainwhenwesleeptopreventthis?ScientistsfoundsomethingcalledtheLymphaticSystem,aclean-upmechanism(机能)thatremovesthisbuildupandismuchmore____11____whenwe’reasleep.Andtheymayalsoplayarolein____12____thebrain’sdailywasteproducts.Scientistsarestillexploringhowtorecoverformsleeplessness.Wecanbesurethatsleepingisessentialifwewanttostaymentallyandphysicallyhealthy.7．A．produce B．recognize C．move D．discover8．A．ability B．outcome C．response D．damage9．A．buildingup B．connectingto C．usingup D．gettingover10．A．cleaning B．blocking C．holding D．assisting11．A．harmful B．active C．nervous D．necessary12．A．changing B．removing C．following D．dividingItwasyearbook(学校年刊)dayandweweregivenanhourtosigneachother’syearbookinthe

cafeteria(自助餐厅).IwaspresidentoftheclassandIplayedsports.WhenIsatdownatatable,peoplestartedtocomeovertogettheiryearbookssignedandtosignmine.Amongthem,aweakboywithuglyteethandthickglasseskeptshaking.Ihadseenhimaround,andIknewhewasalways___13___.Hedidn’tseemsureofhimself,andwassopalethatithurtustolookathim.Hecameupandaskedme___14___,“Canyousignthis?”IlookhisyearbookbutIdidn’tknowwhattowrite.Isawthattherewasthename“RickySanders”writtenonthefrontofit.SoIwrote:Ricky.Ithinkyou’reareallynicekid,andIhopeyouhavelotsoffuninyoursummervacation.Signature:Will(Signyournamehere)IputdowntheyearbookandturnedaroundtogetsomesignaturesfromsomeofmyfriendswhenInoticedmyyearbookwasgone.IsawthatRickyhadsatdownwithmyyearbook.“Whatareyoudoing?”Iaskedhim.Helookedupcalmlyand___15___said“Sign!”Myfriendslaughedloudlyatonce,andIsawthathewascarefullytryingtoputasignatureinmyyearbook.Hehadn’tevenfinishedthe“R”yet.Ithoughtforawhileand___16___tolethimsign.IttookhimnearlyfiveminutestosignandwhenIgotmyyearbookback,therewasaveryshaky“RICKY”.Hehuggedhisyearbookandsmiled.Icouldn’thelpbutsmilebackathim.Inthatmoment,myattitude(态度)changedcompletely.Igavehimahighfiveandsuddenly___17___atmytablewantedhissignature.Hewasaskedpolitelytowriteintheiryearbooksandthesignaturepagesofhisyearbookwerefiledup.Hewassmilingsobigthatitlitupthewholeroom.Ichangedschoolsthenextyear,andIneversawRickyagain.___18___,Iwillneverforgetthedaythathebecamethemostpopularguyinschool.WheneverI’msad,Istilllookbackatthatyearbook.13．A．laughedat B．lookedafter C．dependedon D．wakenup14．A．happily B．sadly C．nervously D．clearly15．A．still B．ever C．even D．just16．A．decided B．meant C．began D．prepared17．A．nobody B．anyone C．everyone D．someone18．A．Inaddition B．However C．Asaresult D．FinallyInthespotlightOrdinarypeopletryingtomakeadifferenceIntheworldThisweek,wespeaktoJohnHarrison,avolunteerattheQueenslandAnimalShelter.—Haveyouevervolunteeredatananimalshelterbefore?—No,butIhavehadmanyyears’experiencewithanimals.I_____19_____withanimals.Atonetimemyfamilyhadbetweenfiveandeightdogsinthehouse,withfourcats.Ihavemanyhappymemoriesandmanynotsohappymemories.Itrytoadvisepeopleoncareoftheiranimals.Idon’ttellpeoplewhattodo;Ijustsuggesttothemandgivethemsomenewideas.—HowlonghaveyoubeenavolunteerattheQueenslandAnimalShelter?—I’vebeenavolunteerthereforfiveyearsnow.—Whatareyour_____20_____there?—Well,I’mabankmanager,soIknowmywayaroundfinancial(金融的)matters.Attheshelter,I_____21_____organizeeventstoraisemoney.—So,youhavequiteanimportantposition.Whatdoothervolunteersattheshelterdo?—Eachyearwefindthousandsofanimalsthatneedourhelp.Thismeansalotofworkinmanydifferentareas.Somevolunteershelpoutwiththe_____22_____

oftheanimals.Theyfeedandexercisethemandmakesuretheircagesareclean.Othershelpownersfindtheirlostpetsorsortoutanimaladoption(收养).—Canyougiveourreaderssomeinformationaboutadoption?—Beforeadoption,avetcheckstheanimalandvaccinates(给……注射疫苗)it.Itcosts$200toadoptananimal,_____23_____thatalsoincludesthevetservices.Sincetheshelteropenedin1995,wehavefoundhomesfor3,166dogsand1,930cats.—That’sveryimpressive!—Well,we’reall_____24_____theworkwe’redoingandwehopetoimproveourservicesinthefuture.19．A．tookup B．madepeace C．grewup D．fellinlove20．A．choices B．advantages C．difficulties D．responsibilities21．A．directly B．probably C．especially D．regularly22．A．extracost B．dailycare C．basictraining D．medicalrecords23．A．but B．so C．because D．though24．A．tiredof B．proudof C．usedto D．surprisedatYou’remindingyourownbusiness.Suddenly,youlookuptoseeyourbigbrothercomingtowardsyou.He’sgiggling(痴笑)fromeartoear.Hisarmsarestretchedout,fingersshakingslightly.Youtrytogetaway,butthere’snowayto____25____.Beforeyouknowit,he’stickling(抓痒逗笑)you,andyoucan’tstoplaughing.Mostofusdon’tliketobetickled.Wetryeverythingtomoveourwayoutofatickle.Yetnomatterhowmuchwedislikebeingtickled,wealwaysenduplaughing.Whydopeoplelaughwhentheyaretickled?That’s____26____scientistChristineHarrisofSanDiego,California,wantedtofindout.First,Harrisandherfriendsneededtopractice.Theyspentsometimeticklingeachother.Thentheygatheredagroupofstudentswhowerereadytobetickledinthenameofscience.Next,Harris’steam____27____howhardthestudentslaughedatdifferentTVshow.Theywantedtoknowaboutthattypeoflaughterwhichisdifferentfromlaughtercausedbytickling.Thentheteamtickledthestudentvolunteersunderthearmsandonthetoes(脚趾).Aspartoftheresearch,Harris’steamevenusedaticklemachinewithpartsthat____28____shakingfingers!Whatweretheresultsofthisticklingresearch?Harris’steamfoundthatpeopledonotlaughbecauseticklingisfunny.Peoplesimplycannotstopthemselvesfromlaughingwhentheyaretickled.Thescientistdecidedthatticklishlaughtermaybeaspecialkindofaction.Thisactionhappens____29____aperson’scontroloreffort.So,haveallquestionsaboutticklingbeenanswered?HasHarristickledherlasttoe?It’sunlikely.Itseemsthathumansarenottheonlylivingthingsthatgigglewhentheyaretickled.Youngchimpanzeesalso____30____totickleoneanotherduringtheirplay.They,too,seemtochuckle(吃吃地笑)alsowhentheyaretickled.25．A．hold B．watch C．escape D．wait26．A．how B．what C．who D．why27．A．observed B．imagined C．felt D．heard28．A．pointedout B．movedlike C．wentinfor D．keptatouchwith29．A．besides B．except C．with D．without30．A．enjoy B．improve C．love D．organizeIsthereanyonearoundyouwhoisashortsleeper?Ashortsleeperisapersonwhoregularlysleepslessthantheaveragememberofhisagegroup.Hisnightlytimeofsleepisfivehoursorless.Theshortsleeperfeelsgoodafter____31____.Thelimitedtimeasleepis____32____toashortsleeper.Itisnotabehaviorofreducingtheamountofsleeporrefusingtosleep.Thislowamountofsleepisverystablefromnighttonight.Itisalsothesameonweekendsandholidays.Apatternofshortsleepoftenbeginsasachildoryoungadult.Onceitbegins,thepatterncontinuesthroughtheyears.Thispatternofshortsleepmaycauseotherstobeworried.Familymembersorfriendsmaythinkthatsomethingis____33____.Someonemaytellashortsleepertousemedicinetohelphimsleepmore.Thiswillmakehimgetsleepthathereallydoesnotneed.Itwillbringhimmore____34____.Ashortsleeperwillalsohavetroublewithhisfamilyandfriendsifheexpectsothersto____35____hispatternofsleep.Mostpeoplewillnotbeabletodowellwithonlyfivehoursofsleepeachnight.Shortsleepingcanbe____36____withinsomnia(失眠).Bothconditionscancauseapersontogetasmallamountofsleepatnight.Apersonwithinsomniahasahardtimefallingasleeporstayingasleep.Theoverallqualityofhissleepmaybeverypoor.Thiscancausehimtobesleepyduringtheday.Theshortsleeperdoesnothaveanyoftheseproblems.31．A．stayingup B．wakingup C．growingup D．givingup32．A．available B．important C．natural D．special33．A．wrong B．difficult C．possible D．common34．A．advice B．differences C．pleasure D．problems35．A．change B．improve C．follow D．balance36．A．familiar B．confused C．pleased D．connectedCharlieswasaUSpilotinVietnam.Heflew74successfultasks.___37___,onhis75thmission(任务),hisF4fighterwasdestroyedbyasurface-to-airmissile(导弹)andhewasforcedtoescape.Theonlythingbetweenhimandneardeathwastheparachute(降落伞)thatheprayedwouldopen.ItdidopenandCharliemadeitdowntothegroundalive,buthewascaughtandspend6yearsasaprisonerofwarinaVietnameseprisoncamp.Oneday,manyyearsafterreturningtohishomeland,Charlieandhiswifeweresittinginalittle___38___inKansasCitywhenhenoticedtwotablesoverwasthisguywhokeptlookingathimcuriously.Charlielookedbackbutdidnotrecognizehim,buthekeptcatchingthisguystaringathim.FinallytheguystoodupandwalkedovertoCharlie'stableandsaid."You'reCaptainPlumb.YouflewjetfightersinVietnam.You___39___fromtheaircraftcarrier(航空母舰),youparachutedintoenemyareaandyouwereheldaprisonerofwar."Somewhatsurprised,Charlielookedupattheguyandasked,"Howdiditcomeaboutthatyouknowallthat?"Themansmiledandsaid,"BecauseIpackedyourparachute.Iguessit___40___."Charlielayawakethatnight,reflectingonallthetimeshehadwalkedthroughthelongnarrowroom,belowsealevelontheaircraftcarrier,withthetableswherethemenpackedtheparachutes.Hewonderedhowmany___41___hepassedthemanwhosejobwouldeventuallysavehislifewithoutevensaying"Hi","Goodmorning","Goodjob"or"Iappreciatewhatyoudo."Thinkaboutthisforyourself.Howmanytimesinlifedoyoupassthepeoplewhosehelpisavailablewhenyouneeditthemost?Thepeoplewhodon'tseekforthepraisesorthe___42___ortheachievementmedal—thefolkswhoarejustouttherepackingparachutes?37．A．Unluckily B．Practically C．Hopefully D．Especially38．A．library B．cinema C．cottage D．restaurant39．A．setback B．tookoff C．movedup D．settleddown40．A．expanded B．worked C．responded D．operated41．A．types B．times C．roads D．people42．A．information B．honors C．competitions D．challengesMysix-year-oldgranddaughter,Catherine,andIstoppedatabakeryforsomebread.Asweweregoingoutthedoor,ayoungteenageboywascomingin.Thisyoungmanhadnohaironthesidesofhisheadandsomebluehairontopofit.Oneofhisnostrilswaspierced(穿孔),andhisearswerefullofrings.Heheldaskateboardunderonearmandabasketballundertheother.Catherine,whowaswalkingaheadofme,___43___whenshesawtheteen.Ithoughthe’dscaredherandshe’dfrozenonthespot.Iwaswrong.MyGrandAngelbackedupagainstthedoorandopeneditas___44___asitwouldgo.NowIwasfacetofacewiththeyoungman.Isteppedasideandlethimpass.Hisresponsewasakind“Thankyouverymuch.”Onourwaytothecar,IpraisedCatherineforher___45___inholdingopenthedoorfortheyoungman.Shedidn’tseemtobe

___46___byhisappearance,butIwantedtomakesure.Ifagrandmotherlytalkaboutfreedomofself-expressionandallowingpeopletheirdifferenceswasinorder,Iwantedtobeready.It___47___thatthepersonwhoneededthetalkwasme.TheonlythingCatherinenoticedabouttheteen,wasthefactthathisarmswerefull.“Hewould’vehadahardtimetoopenthedoor.”Isawthepartiallyshavedhead,thebluehair,thepiercingsandtheearrings.Shesawapersoncarryingsomethingundereacharmandheadingtowardadoor.I’malwaystheonewhoissoquicktojudge.Inthefuture,Ihopetogetdownonher___48___andraisemysights.43．A．ran B．stopped C．cried

D．laughed44．A．far B．fast C．wide D．soon45．A．speed B．progress C．manners D．success46．A．troubled B．fooled C．prevented D．judged47．A．pointedout B．turnedout C．foundout D．workedout48．A．situation B．hands C．side D．levelDoingexperimentsisoneofthemostinterestingthingsaboutstudyingchemistry.InChina,it’softenteacherswhodotheexperimentinthefrontoftheclasswithstudents____49____.ButintheUS,studentstakeactionbythemselves.ThefirsttimeItookaclassinmyschool’schemistrylab,Iwassurprisedtofindthatstudentswerewearingspecialglasses,plasticgloves,asiftherehadbeenabio-chemicalattack!____50____isalwaysthemostimportantforsciencelabclassesinAmerica.Theoutfit（装备）preventsusfromharmfulchemicalmaterials.Mychemistryteacherusuallygivesustheinstructionsheetthenightbeforethelabclasstoletusknowalotabouttheexperiments.Duringtheclass,shefirst____51____thestepsoftheexperimentsandthenputsusintogroupstodotheexperiments.What’sspecialisthatforeverylabclass,shechangeseveryone’spartnertoletusworkwith____52____classmates.Theclassisoftenfiledwithlaughs.Oncewetriedtobumchemicals.Thechemicalsproducedmanycolorsoffames（火焰）,____53____brightorangeanddarkgreen.Manystudentsinmyclasswereamazed.“Wow!That’ssobeautiful!”theyscreamed.Afterfinishinganexperiment,weneedtowriteadetailedreport.Itconsistsofthesteps,ourfeelingsandthefinalresults.Iftherehasbeenamistakeintheexperiment,weneedtoanalyze（分析）whyithappenedand____54____weshoulddotocorrectit.Thereportsareimportant.Theymakeuparound25percentofourtermgrade.49．A．playing B．watching C．singing D．sleeping50．A．Fun B．Time C．Money D．Safety51．A．waitfor B．carefor C．goover D．cleanout52．A．different B．same C．tall D．clever53．A．during B．from C．through D．including54．A．how B．what C．where D．whenMostoftheboyswanttobeexplorers,andthetwobrothersareamongthem.ForOllbieandHarry,lifeisanadventure.Forthepastseveralyears,thebrothershavebeenworkingto___55___alistof500challengesandexperiences."Theideacameaboutactuallyfromtheboys,"theirfather,MacNeillFerguson,said."Theboyswerejustaskedonedayiftheycouldcomeupwithsomecoolthingsforustodoasafamily.They___56___someimpossibleideasfirstly,likegoingonatriptoMars,InternationalSausageDayandallkindsof___57___kids'requests.Theybuiltthelisttoahundred,thenkeptfindingnewthingstheywantedtogoandtry...untilitgotupto500."They'realllistedonthebrothers'Facebookpage.Sofar,theyhavebuiltanigloo(圆顶小屋),exploredthewilderness,andsenttheirLegomentothedepthsoftheoceanandintoouterspace.Perhapstheirbiggestadventureisplayingoutrightnowonthehighseas.Lastyear,OllbieandHarry's"Adventure",oneoftheirtoyships___58___fromtheScottishcoast.ItsailedacrosstheNorthSeatoScandinavia.ItthenbeganarideonaNorwegianboatandwaslaunchedagain.___59___,theyhadequippedthetoyshipwithatrackingdevice(跟踪器).Itallowedthebrotherstoknoweverystepofthesailingwell.Butthebatteryonthetrackingdeviceisbecomingweak,soHarryandOllbiehopeapassingshipnoticetheirboatandisabletorecharge(充电)itsbattery,allowingthetriptocontinue."IwantittogotoAustraliabecausethatwouldbehalfwayaroundtheworld,andthere'slotsofbeachesthere,"Ollbiesaid."Harry,wherewouldyouliketheboattogo?"Fergusonasked.Withoutany___60___,Harryreplied,"thatwouldbeChinabecauseweallloveChina."HethoughtthateventhereweresomanydifficultiestheboatwouldreachChina.55．A．check B．choose C．complete D．write56．A．heard B．suggested C．practised D．managed57．A．strange B．shy C．useless D．careful58．A．wentout B．carriedout C．turnedout D．setout59．A．However B．Asaresult C．Infact D．Forexample60．A．impression B．hesitation C．conclusion D．decisionChoosethewords.orexpressionsandcompletethepassage（选择最恰当的单词或词组完成短文）WhenLeviStraussarrivedintheUnitedStatesfromBavaria,hewasonlyseventeen,poorandknewvery___61___English.Likemostimmigrants（移民）,hewaslookingforabetterlife.So,hewenttoCaliforniato___62___goldin1849.___63___heplannedtoopenashopinSanFrancisco,hetookmanygoodswithhim,includedalarge___64___ofcanvas（大量帆布）.Hehopedtosellit.However,businesswasnot___65___hehadexpected.Oneday,whenhesatincafeinasmalltown,hehadanidea.Hesawamanwithaholeinthelegofhistrousersandsuddenlyrealized,whatCaliforniansneededforthehardandroughworktheyweredoing-good,___66___trousers.61．A．little B．some C．few D．easy62．A．find B．look C．discover D．seek63．A．Though B．Unless C．If D．Because64．A．quantity B．amounts C．number D．numbers65．A．asfaras B．aswell C．asgoodas D．assoonas66．A．thin B．strong C．black D．bigItwasadark,cloudyeveningwhenFathertoldusthenews.Ourfamilywasgatheredaroundthedinnertable.Myfatherwassittinginhisusualseatattheheadofthetable.He____67____frommetomy11-year-oldbrother,James,andfinallytomymother.Mymotherseemedsadasshemethisnervousface.Theyhadbeenstrangelyquietallthroughdinner.MybrotherandI____68____spokeatthetableunlesswewerespokento.Mothertookadeepbreath.“Jack,”shesaidquietly.“What’sdoneisdone(木已成舟).Wemusttellthechildren.”“Theseyearshavebeen____69____onallthefarmersaroundhere,”Fathersaidslowly.Iknewthiswastrue.____70____myparentsdidn’tspeaktomybrotherandmeaboutit,wehadheardthemtalking.Ourcropshadbeendoingbadlyforthepasttwoyears,andwehadbeenabletogrowverylittleofourharvest.“We’velostthefarm,”hefinallysaid.Therewasalongsilence.“Wherewillwego?”Jamesasked,hisvoiceshaking.IlookedatFather,wonderingwhatwouldbecomeofus.“WestVirginia,”Fatherrepliedcalmly.“Therewasamanintownlastweekfromacoalmine(煤矿)downthere.Hesaidtheyhadjobs,andthecoalcompanywill____71____ourtrainticketsandgiveusahousewhenwegetthere.We’llleaveonatrainnextWednesday.”JamesandIsilentlygotupfromthetableandclearedthedishes,aswedideverynight.Hesaidinalowvoice,“Anna,Idon’twanttomove.”Ireplied,“NeitherdoI.Butthere’s____72____wecandoaboutit.Atleastwe’llallbetogether.”67．A．learned B．looked C．heard D．kept68．A．always B．sometimes C．never D．usually69．A．good B．little C．easy D．hard70．A．Although B．Because C．Since D．However71．A．payfor B．pickup C．askfor D．lookafter72．A．something B．anything C．everything D．nothingChoosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage（选择最恰当的单词或短语完成短文)Monday,12MarchIwasoutintheRoseGardenneighborwhenIreceivedaradiocalltellingmeto___73___anaccidentnearby.AtaxidriverhadknockeddownacyclistonthecornerofHillRoadandGreenStreet.Thecyclistsufferedbackinjuriesandwassentbyambulancetothenearesthospital.ThetaxidriverwasinastateofshockwhenItriedtointerviewhim.___74___therewerenopassengers.Thishasbeenanotherbusyday.Wepoliceofficersneverknowwhatwillhappen,sothere’snochanceofgettingbored!Tuesday,13MarchAfive-year-oldboyfellintoapoolintheGreenParkneighborhood.Fortunately,anelderlymanTerryLimwaspassingbywhentheincidenttookplaceandhecalled110.WhenIreachedthe___75___,Iwastednotimeandjumpedintothepoolrightaway.Imanagedtosavetheboyinthenickoftime.WhenItookhimhome,hismotherwasso___76___andshegavemebagsoffoodanddrinkformylunch!Wednesday,14MarchIsavedanotherlifetoday.Thistimeitwasaneighty-year-oldmanwhohadstopped___77___WhenOfficerMaxandIreceivedtheemergencycall,wequicklytookourfirstaidkit(急救包)anddroveourpatrolcarthere.WeimmediatelystartedCPRandkeptitupwhilewaitingforthe___78___toarrive.Fiveminuteslater,whentheycame,themanhadstartedtobreatheandhewastakentohospitalrightaway.Overthepastcoupleofdays,Ihadsavedtwopeople’slivesandthatforme,isthebestpartofapoliceofficer’sjob.73．A．support B．investigate C．prevent D．attend74．A．Luckily B．Sadly C．Finally D．Recently75．A．station B．goal C．boy D．scene76．A．frightened B．excited C．thankful D．angry77．A．eating B．breathing C．smoking D．exercising78．A．streetcleaners B．busdrivers C．ambulanceworkers D．chiefeditorsChoosethebestanswerandcompletethepassage(选择最恰当的选项完成短文)AthoughtfulgiftDon’tfocusonthepricetagwhenyouwanttochooseagift.Instead,getcreativeandthinkaboutadifferentsetofvalues.CareTherearemanythingsyoucanbuyforfriends,familymembersoreventeachers.Fromaframedphotographtoasmallgift,eachpresentsendsapowerfulmessage.Andthecloseryouaretoaperson,themore___79___yourpresentcanbe—it’sarealchancetoprovehowwellyouknowthemandtheirinterests.Beforeyoumakeapurchase,thinkaboutthe___80___ofthepersonyou’rebuyingfor.It’snotthepriceofthegift,butthethoughtbehindit.TimeYoucangiveyourtimeinsomanyways.Homemadepresentsarespecialandshowyoucareenoughtomakeaneffort.___81___withemotioncanalsobringasenseofhappiness.Itcouldbeknittingascarfwiththeirfavouritecolour,makingagreetingcardwithaself-createdpoeminsideorbakinglovelycupcakes.Whateveryoudecide,makeitamazing—forthemandforyou.Andagiftdoesn’tevenhavetobe“___82___”.Itcouldbesimplyhangingouttogether,includingwatchingyourfriend’smust-seemovie,visitingyourmother’sfavouritemuseumoraskingagrandparenttotellyoumoreabouthis/herchildhood.Thegiftoftimeis___83___—thinkcarefullyabouthowtheotherpersonwouldwishtospendafewhoursoradaytogether.MeaningWhywaitforabirthdayorChristmas?From“I’msorry”to“Iloveyou”and“thankyou”to“goodluck”,giftscantakemanymessagesand___84___innerfeelingsofregretandthankfulnesswhenyouaretooshytospeakthemout.It’sawonderfulfeelingforthegiver,too,asthepersonwillbesurprisedandtouchedbysuchadisplayofcareandattention.79．A．powerful B．beautiful C．personal D．attractive80．A．nationality B．advantage C．family D．taste81．A．Deciding B．Creating C．Delivering D．Cheering82．A．everything B．anything C．something D．nothing83．A．precious B．dull C．limited D．common84．A．keep B．exchange C．carry D．expressChoosethebestanswerandcompletethepassage(选择最恰当的选项完成短文)

Severaltimesaweek,teenagerKarinaMooretrainsatherlocalpooltojumpfromthehigh-divingboardintothewater—inanattempt(努力)tobecomeanationaldivingchampion.KarinafirstknewaboutdivingduringafamilybreakinSpain.Therewasahigh-divingboardinthehotel.Youngpeopleweredivingoffit.Karinadidn’tjoinin,____85____shewasastrongswimmer.Thenafterreturninghome,shediscoveredalong-distancerunnershe’dalwaysadmiredhadstarteddivingforrelaxation.Soshebecamemore____86____.Karinajoinedabeginner’strainingclassatherlocalpool.Theyhadseveralclassesjumpingontosoftmaterialsbeforetryingthehighboard.“Thewaterlookedalongwaydown,”saysKarina,“butafterourtraining,IfeltIwould____87____it.Ididn’tinjuremyself!Icouldn’twaittogetstarted,althought