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Aseven-year-oldboyhasbecomeoneoftheyoungestpeopletocyclefromLondontoParis.

Heisraisingmoneyforacharitythat1himafterhisfather^death.

Rupert,fromLeicestershire,hadalready2morethan£11,500fortheChildren's

Bereavemententre,almostaweekbeforehestartedthe3CyclingwasanactivityRupert

usedtoenjoydoingwithhisDad,sothe4isalsoawayfbrhimtokeephisDad's

memory5.

6.Rupertdidn'tenjoycyclingatfirst.Hehadbeenafraidofspeed,andhadalmost

lost7inridingabicycleafterfallingoffhisbikeandgotinjuredforseveraltimes.His

Dad8himup:"Ifyoustophere,thepainsarcwastedbecauseyougetnothingback.Trya

fewmoretimes,andmakethepains97"Thatwastrue.CyclingwithhisDadwassuch

fun;hisDadnever10lohim.

Rupert'slifewasJJforeverwhenhisDadpassedawayin2019.AsRupertwas

onlyfouratthetime,itwas12forhimtounderstandwhathadhappened.Withthe

arrivalofthecoronaviruspandemic,itendedupbeingareally13timeforRupertand

hisMum.ThatwaswhentheChildren'sBereavementCentrecametohelp.TheytaughtRupert

to14someoftheemotionshewasfeelingandalso[5himtoother

childrenso(hathefeltless16.

WithsomehelpfromhisMum,Rupertdecidedto17thischallengetoraiselots

ofmoneyfbrtheCentresotheycansupportmorefamilies."Weareabsolutely18that

Ruperthasdecidedtodoso.It'sagreat[9foranyonetocycle200milesfromLondon

toParis,letaloneaseven-year-oldboy.Rupertisareal20JKateBaxter,CEOofthe

charity,toldBBCNews.

1.A.adoptedB.educatedC.supportedD.invited

2.A.donatedB.savedC.earnedD.collected

3.A.traditionB.challengeC.experimentD.exercise

4.A.rideB.raceC.showD.award

5.A.awayB.aliveC.updatedD.recorded

6.A.ActuallyB.FinallyC.CurrentlyD.Differently

7.A.directionB.confidenceC.controlD.chance

8.A.rangB.broughtC.cheeredD.joined

9.A.seriousB.meaninglessC.powerfulD.valuable

10.A.liedB.apologizedC.occurredD.admitted

11.A.savedB.judgedC.improvedD.changed

12.A.normalB.necessaryC.naturalD.difficult

13.A.toughB.quietC.shortD.useless

14.A.sufferfromB.makeupC.dealwithD.thinkover

15.A.describedB.introducedC.rememberedD.reported

16.A.regretfulB.angryC.aloneD.surprised

17.A.takeonB.refertoC.turnupD.passdown

18.A.relaxedB.excitedC.upsetD.worried

19.A.honorB.luckC.momentD.achievement

20.A.inventionB.imaginationC.inspirationD.admiration

IwalkedthroughthePrudentialCenterwearingmyoldblacksweatpantsandasimple

T-shirt.Thenthebrightlightsfromthewindownearby21myeyeandIcameneartoit.

Theshopwas22withthenewcollectionsandsomeclassics.ThatwaswhenIsawthose

beautifulbut23GucciT-shirts.Thegreenandredstrips,akey24ofany

Gucciproductthateverybodyknows,shoutedsoloudthatIcouldheartheircriesthroughthe

25.What'smore,allofthepicturesofthoseGucciT-shirtsIhadseen26me

thatIneededthem.

ButthenIcollectedmythoughtsandaskedmyself,"DoItruly27thedesigncf

them,ordoIwantthemjustfor28toletmyfriendsandevenstrangersnoticethat1

haveGucciT-shirls?Afterdiinking29.、Ifiguredoutllialihosuilcmsaren'treally

30tomeandthattheywouldnothelpmeimprovemyself.

Inmyopinionitis3Jtorelyonluxuriestomakeusfeelspecial.32,

notonlydothesebrandsleadustospendalolofmoney,buttheyalsofoolusintothinkingthese

itemsaregoingtomakeusget33byaparticulargroup.Asenseoftrue

34shouldcomefromwhatyouhaveaddedtotheworldandhowyouhave

35otherpeople'slivesinagoodway.

21.A.hurtB.caughtC.openedD.confused

22.A.coveredB.connectedC.filledD.faced

23.A.expensiveB.fashionableC.simpleD.graceful

24.A.messageB.proofC.functionD.element

25.A.glassB.streetC.coinerD.shop

26.A.comfortedB.educatedC.remindedD.promised

27.A.rememberB.approveC.opposeD.appreciate

28.A.curiosityB.pleasureC.useD.show

29.A.suddenlyB.graduallyC.carefullyD.hurriedly

30.A.importantB.funnyC.enough.D.limited

31.A.unfairB.dishonestC.unhealthyD.inconvenient

32.A.BesidesB.ThereforeC.OtherwiseD.However

33.A.deniedB.recognizedC.avoidedD.annoyed

34.A.securityB.dutyC.belongingD.value

35.A.savedB.influencedC.arrangedD.controlled

WhenIwasachild,myfathertaughtmefivewordsthatTveusedailmylife—inmyacting

career,asamother,inmybusinessactivities.IfI36thatIwasafraidofthedark,orifI

seemedworriedaboutmeetingnewpeople,Dadwouldsay,“Standportertoyour

Aporterisagatekeeper,whostandsatadoor37peopleinorout.Dadwouldget

me(o38myselfstoppingdestructivethings—suchasfear—atthedoor,butsaying

“Comein”tofaith,loveandconfidence.

Asa(n)39beforeIwentoncamera,Tdmakesureanxietystayedoutand

cunfidcnccinmyabilitycamein.Asaniullicr,wlicnIwas40itbuulmychildren,I

wouldtrynottoletworryinbutwould41mymindwithtrustinthem.

Ofcourse,therewerealwaystimesI'd42thosewords.

In1972myhusband,FillmoreCrank,andIopenedthedoorstoourown43in

NorthHollywood.Thiswasanewbusinessventureforus,anditwasalotmore44and

complicatedthanwehad45.

Wewereoncall24hoursaday.Somethingwasalwaysgoingwrong.Electricitywentonthe

blink,foodwasn'tdelivered,employeescalledinsick.Once,apandemicsuddenlyleftuswithno

servants.Fillmoregavemea46:scrubfloorsordothelaundry.For10daysIfolded

enoughking-sizesheetstoblanketthewholestateofCalifornia.

Thentherewasthe47crisis.Thepriceofgasolinedoubled,andtourismin

California48.Howcouldwcfillourbeds?Whatifwckeptlosingmoney?Whatif

wefailed?Fearandworryweresneakingin.ButIcaught(hemjust49.Istoodporter.

Istoodin(hedoorofmymindandsentfearpacking.

Thesedaysatthehotel,wheneverfeartriestoregister,1justsmileandpointtothesignthat

50NoVacancy.

36.A.complainedB.announcedC.recalledD.decided

37.A.lettingB.urgingC.invitingD.observing

38.A.occupyB.involveC.sendD.picture

39.A.officialB.actressC.maidD.manager

40.A.seriousB.curiousC.anxiousD.cautious

41.A.fillB.changeC.readD.case

42.A.eatB.twistC.exchangeD.forget

43.A.clinicB.hotelC.laundryD.restaurant

44.A.promisingB.demandingC.convincingD.boring

45.A.figuredB.confirmedC.deducedD.suggested

46.A.warningB.commandC.choiceD.solution

47.A.creditB.energyC.identityD.family

48.A.ceasedB.recoveredC.droppedD.boomed

49.A.bychanceB.onpurposeC.atrandomD.inlime

50.A.explainsB.clicksC.leadsD.defines

RaynorWinnandherhusbandMothbecamehomelessduetotheirwronginvestment.Their

savingshadbeen51topaylawyers'fees.Tomakemattersworse.Mothwasdiagnosed(诊

断)witha52disease.Therewasno53.onlypainrelief.

Failingtofindanyotherwayout,theydecidedtomakea54journey,astheycaught

sightofanoldhikers'guide.Whenleavinghome,RaynorandMothhadjust£320inthebank.

Theyplanned(okeepthe55lowbylivingonboilednoodles,withthe56

hamburgershoptreat.

Thisturnedouttobealongjourneyof57hardshipand58recovery.Inorder

nottocauseanytrouble,theWinnssettheirtentup59andpackeditawayearlyinthe

morning.Soonthey6()thatdailyhikingintheir50sisalot61thanthey

rememberitwasintheir20s.Raynordesiredabathoften,whichthough,wasnolongeradaily

thing.Moth,62afteraninitialstruggle,foundhissymptomswereunexpectedly

63bytheirtiringjoumey.

64thecouplefoundthattheirbodiesturnedforthebetter,withre-foundstrong

musclesthattheythoughttheyhad65forever.t4Otrhairwasfriedandfallingout,nails

broken,clothes66toathread,butwcwerealive.”

Duringthejourney,Raynorbeganacareerasanaturewriter.Shewrites,“67一

materialthingfrommeandleftmelornbare,anemptypageattheendofa(n)68

writtenbook.1(hadalsogivenmea69.eithertoleave(hatpage70orlokeep

writingthestorywithhope.Ichosehope.^^

51.A.lookedupB.usedupC.backedupD.keptup

52.A.mildB.commonC.preveniableD.serious

53.A.cureB.luckC.careD.promise

54.A.businessB.walkingC.busD.rail

55.A.expenseB.damageC.levelD.rate

56.A.frequentB.occasionalC.abundantD.constant

57.A.unpreparedB.authorizedC.settledD.predicted

58.A.expectedB.frighteningC.disappointingD.surprising

59.A.la(ciB.cailyC.laicD.sluwly

60.A.discoveredB.ignoredC.recoveredD.imagined

61.A.harderB.easierC.cheaperD.funnier

62.A.thereforeB.howeverC.besidesD.otherwise

63.A.movedB.sunivedC.reducedD.increased

64.A.OriginallyB.GraduallyC.TemporarilyD.Consequently

65.A.gainedB.keptC.woundedD.lost

66.A.sewnB.washedC.wornD.ironed

67.A.DoctorsB.HikingC.LawyersD.Homelessness

68.A.wellB.partlyC.neatlyD.originally

69.A.choiceB.rewardC.promiseD.break

70.A.looseB.fullC.blankD.missing

Eachofusfailsfromtimetotime.Ifwearewise,weacceptthesefailuresasa71

partofthelearningprocess.Butalltoooftenasparentsandteacherswe72thissame

righttoourchildren.Donniewasmyyoungestthird-grader.Hewasashy,nervousboy.Hisfearof

73kepthimfromclassroomgamesthatotherchildrenplayedwithjoy.He74

answeredquestions—he75bewrong.Itriedmybesttobuildhimsclf-confidcncc.But

76changeduntilmidterm77MaryAnne,astudentteacher,wasassigned(指

派、分配)toourclassrooir.

Shewasyoungandpretty,andshelovedchildren.Mypupils,Donnie78.admired

her.Thenonemorningwewereworkingon79problemsontheblackboard.Donniehad

copiedtheproblemsandfilledinanswers.80withhisprogress,Ileftthechildren

withMaryAnneandwentfbrartmaterials.WhenIreturned.Donniewasintears.He'dmissedthe

thirdmathsproblem.Mystudentteacherlookedatme8].Suddenlyherface

brightened.Fromthedeskwe82.shegotacanister(小筒)filledwith

83.

“Look,Donnie,,5shesaid,kneelingbesidehimand84liftingthetear-stained

facefromhisarms."I'vegotsomethingtoshowyou."Sheremovedthepencils,one

85,andplacedthemonhisdesk.<4Seethesepencils,Donnie?''shecontinued.

“TheybelongluMrs.LiiidsUumandme.Seehowtheerasersareworn?Thal'sbecausewcmake

mistakestoo.Lotsofthem.Butwcerasethemistakesandtryagain.That'swhatyoumustlearnto

do,too.”

71.A.formerB.uselessC.necessaryD.fair

72.A.denyB.admitC.giveD.require

73.A.friendshipB.failureC.successD.teachers

74.A.oftenB.seldomC.everD.frequently

75.A.mustB.canC.mightD.will

76.A.everythingB.nothingC.somethingD.anything

77.A.whenB.becauseC.soD.while

78.A.exceptedB.includingC.includedD.contained

79.A.EnglishB.historyC.mathsD.geography

80.A.EagerB.AngryC.SurprisedD.Pleased

81.A.indespairB.inpublicC.inwantD.insilence

82.A.sparedB.sharedC.staredD.bought

83.A.booksB.pencilsC.knivesD.erasers

84.A.gentlyB.slightlyC.quicklyD.skillfully

85.A.altimesB.atonetimeC.atatimeD.attime

Haveyoueverheardsomeonesaythathecan'tseethetbrestfbrthetrees?Ifso,youmay

have86whatthiscuriousphrasemeans.Ifyoucanseethetrees,howis(heforestnot

87.too?

Thispopularphraseaccuratelydescribessituationsinwhichpeoplesometimesgetsocaught

upwiththe88thattheylosesightofthebigpicture.89.you'repayingsomuch

attentiontothetreesthatyouforgetthatthetreesarejustpartofalargerforest.

Thisisaproblemweall9()fromtimetotime.Whenobservingourworld,it'seasyto

fbcusontheinterestingdetailsand91largerconcepts.For92.though,it's

importanttobeabletofbcusonbothiheforestandthetrees.

Sincethebeginningofscientificinquir)zthousandsofyearsago,observationshavebeen

93.Thefirstscientistsusedtheir94tosee,hearsmell,feel,andtastetheworld

aroundihcm.Tlnoughthese95.、theylearnedaboutliicirworldandbeganloscarclifur

answerstothequestionsthat96arose.

Todayscientists97relyupontheirfivesensestomakeobservations.However,they

alsotakeadvantagesofmoderntechnologiestomakeobservationswithawidevarietyoftools.

Theseenablethemto“see"theworldinwaysbeyondwhattheirfivesenses98.

Fromsatellitetelescopesatomicmicroscopes,modernscientistsusethesetoolstoobsenethe

worldinwaysnever99byearlyscientists.Someofthesetoolsallowthemtostudy

smalldetailswhileothershelpthem(osee(hebig100,

86.A.wonderedB.believedC.explainedD.described

87.A.acceptableB.visibleC.accessibleD.possible

88.A.reasonsB.problemsC.effectsD.details

89.A.IncontrastB.InreturnC.InotherwordsD.Inthemeantime

90.A.seekoutB.passbyC.agreecnD.meetwith

91.A.catchB.ignoreC.comprehendD.misuse

92.A.observersB.farmersC.scientistsD.leaders

93.A.forgottenB.welcomedC.impossibleD.important

94.A.sensesB.feelingsC.environmentsD.experiences

95.A.errorsB.giftsC.observationsD.inventions

96.A.luckilyB.naturallyC.exactlyD.occasionally

97.A.evenB.yetC.neverD.still

98.A.releaseB.allowC.preferD.enjoy

99.A.imaginedB.suggestedC.rememberedD.convinced

100.A.causeB.changeC.pictureD.achievement

“Onlyifyouhaveexperienceditcanyoubelieveit."1didn'tbelievesuchthinguntilit

1()1happenedtome.ForyearsmywifeandIhadhadanideafora(n)【()2but

weweren'tsurehowtostart.Allweknewwasthatwehadapersonal103thatwe

thoughtcouldsucceedcommercially.

Wedecidedtowriteafilmscript(剧本)first.Butwehadneverwrittenascriptbeforeand

neededprofessional1C4.Sowewrotea10outlineofthestoryandmadeapitch

(推销宣传)Ibiiheconceptbulhonlineandofflinetuseewlialkinduf105i(wouldgel.

Wcalso106aquickmarkettesttogettheattentionofproducerswhomighthappento

seethe107forourscript.

Itwasamonthorsobeforeit108people'sinterest.Wethencontacted

109productioncompaniesandproducersuntilwe_____LLQ_____cooperatingwitha

producerwithanall-starcast,whopromisedtohelpuswiththescript.

Eightmonthslater,ourfilmscriptwas_____I_L1_____ataveryhighleveloftheindustry.

Whetherthefilmisshotandreleasedornot,mywifeandImadeit.OnceLL2,we

thentriedourbesttowritethebestscriptwecould.

That'swhathappenswhenyouhavethecourageto_____U3_____•Theoppositeofsuccess

isn'tfailurebuta114ofthecouragetotry.Theuniverserewards

courage.115.thecaveyoufeartoentercontainsthetreasureyouseek!

101.A.randomlyB.actuallyC.suddenlyD.willingly

102.A.filmB.visitC.exhibitionD.business

103.A.opinionB.messageC.storyD.goal

104.A.degreeB.fameC.effortD.guidance

105.A.benefitB.responseC.threatD.experience

106.A.ignoredB.missedC.assembledD.conducted

107.A.potentialB.shortcomingC.basisD.search

108.A.showedB.stimulatedC.mentionedD.maintained

109.A.commonB.specialC.multipleD.quick

110.A.tookinB.setaboutC.gaveupD.endedup

111.A.earnedB.ratedC.soldD.guaranteed

112.A.determinedB.frightenedC.entertainedD.inspired

113.A.refuseB.advanceC.attemptD.deny

114.A.wayB.kindC.packD.lack

115.A.IndetailB.IncontrastC.AfterallD.Aboveall

Thismorning,therewasayoungmanfromamentalillnesshousenearbycomingtoour

campus.Isawhim116at(hesodavendingmachir.e(自动售货机),lookingforchange

inhispockcis.Ilappearedthathedidn'lhaveenough117.fursudaal$1.5.Iaskedhim

howmuchheneededandhereplied,44Just2quarters”.IreachedintomypocketandUK.

Ihad2lonelylittlequartersinmypocket.Igavethemoneytohimandhewasveryhappyand

gavemethebiggest119.1tookhimbacktomyofllceandgavehimsomethingtoeat.

I'vebeen120coinsforseveralyearsinacanattheoffice.Tmsuretherewasa(n)

121amountofchangeinit.I122himthecanandtoldhimtochangethecoins

intopapermoney.1toldhimtomakesurehe123mycanbecauseitwasmeaningfulto

me.Afterawhile,hebroughtthecanbacktomeand124me$30andsomechange.

Thiswasthecontentsofthe125.IIedidn'tunderstandthatthemoneywas

126himandthought1justwantedhimtodomeafavour.

Wehadanice127aboutanimals,science,foodetc.ThenIhandedhimtheS30

andchange.ItoldhimthatIwantedhimto128themoney.HeaskedmewhyIwas

doingthisforhim.Ireplied,t4Youhaveaneedand\'m129thatIcanhelp.''

Isn'tit130what"just2quarters“cando?Ilmadethisyoungmanhappy,made

meshedhappytears,andleihimknowthatpeoplecareabouthim.

116.A.beggingB.drinkingC.standingD.working

117.A.timeB.moneyC.spaceD.food

118.A.entirelyB.exactlyC.magicallyD.gratefully

119.A.smileB.fearC.partnerD.present

120.A.countingB.savingC.donatingD.searching

121.A.exactB.limitedC.largeD.full

122.A.lentB.soldC.gaveD.left

123.A.receivedB.keptC.broughtD.returned

124.A.offeredB.changedC.handedD.promised

125.A.canB.bowlC.bottleD.jar

126.A.fromB.withC.forD.on

127.A.examinationB.experienceC.decorationD.conversation

128.A.keepB.costC.payD.raise

129.A.afraidB.happyC.surprisedD.confident

130.A.amazingB.ordinaryC.humorousD.funny

Inanationalspellingcontest,an11-year-oldgirlwasaskedtospellacertainword.Butwith

her131voicethejudgeswerenotsurewhethershespelledthewordwiththeletterAor

E.Finally,theydecidedloaskherwhatshehadsaid.Bynow,thegirlknewshehad132

theword.Butinsteadoflying,shetoldthetruththatshehadsaidthe133letter-soshe

lostthecontest.

Asthegirlwalkedoft(hestage,theentireaudiencestooduptoapplaudher134.

Later,dozensofnewspapersreportedherhonesty,evenwhenitcostherthecontest.Butthefactis

thatshe135thebiggestcontestthatday-thecontestofher136.

Probablythebiggesttestofourcharacteriswhatwcwoulddoifwcknewwcwouldnever

get137.Thisyounggirlcouldeasilyhave138andnobodywouldhaveknown

itbutherself.Butthat'sjustit:shewouldknowshedidwrong.It'sbeensaid,“Ifyou

139.youmakeyourselfcheap.^^Herrespectforherselfwasmoreimportantthanany

140othersmightgiveherforwinningacontest.Sheknewshewouldhavetolivewith

herselfandthe141shemadeatthatmomentwillhavealong-lastinginfluence.

It'ssotruethatthechoiceyoumaketoday142whatyouaretomorrow.Our

childrenwill143ourbehaviourmuchmorethanouradvice.Soifwewantthemto

[44tobehonest,wcmustshowthemthewaybybeinghonestourselves.Remember,

ourkidsarc」45v/hatwcdoandhowwcliveevenwhenwcdon'tthinktheyseeor

know.

131.A.energeticB.slimC.attractiveD.soft

132.A.misspelledB.mispronouncedC.skippedD.lost

133.A.correctB.wrongC.differentD.same

134.A.braveryB.honestyC.courageD.patience

135.A.achievedB.brokeC.wonD.defeated

136.A.reputationB.knowledgeC.lifeD.character

137.A.paidB.awardedC.caughtD.reported

138.A.escapedB.liedC.changedD.answered

139.A.countB.dietC.cheatD.insist

140.A.senseB.prideC.respectD.awareness

141.A.planB.cuiiulubiunC.discovciyD.clioiuc

142.A.makeB.changeC.keepD.find

143.A.sufferB.affectC.followD.set

144.A.growupB.bringupC.makeupD.stepup

145.A.recordingB.examiningC.correctingD.watching

Inthedarknessonahighway,adriverspotsawombat(袋熊)onthesideoitheroad.He

146toseeifhecanhelp-onlytofindthewombatisdead.Butthedriverstillhopesto

savea147.Acloselookinsidethisanimafspouch(育儿袋)reveals(heliny,clawedpaw

ofababywombat.Suddenly,it148.Thebabyisalive.

Thebabywombatis149toanearbywildlifecaregiver.Sheseems15().but

she'sonlyaboutfivemonthsoldandwouldn't⑸muchlongeralonewithouthermother.

ThebabywombatisthentakentoGoongerahWombatOrphanage,wheresheis152byher

“newmom",orphanagefounderEmilySmall.

Bringingupababywombatis153work.Thebabywombatisheld154to

makeherfeelasifshewassafeinsidehermother'spouch.Smalldoesthisbywrappingthe

wombattightly,thenlayingitinasmall,softcatbed155withelectricheatingpadsfor

pouch-likccomfort.Uptofivetimesaday,shebottle-feedsthewombataspecialmilkformula

thatis156towhatshe'dgetfromhermom.Smalltookcareofherandraisedherasifit

wereherowndaughter.ThankstoSmall,thebabywombatreceivedallthe157sheneeded

togetahead.Sheshowed158(hatusedtoseemimpossible.

Today,after18monthsofintensecare,thelittleanimalisahappycreaturethat'sabouttobe

159backintonature.Smallhopestoseeherwithababyofherownoneday:"That'sthe

final160story.”

146.A.drivesonB.pullsoverC.slowsdownD.takesaction

147.A.troubleB.lifeC.seatD.minute

148.A.growsB.jumpsC.movesD.smiles

149.A.returnedB.mailedC.offeredD.rushed

150.A.healthyB.lovelyC.abandonedD.endangered

151.A.surviveB.breatheC.standD.travel

152.A.obscivedB.cuicdC.wclcumcdD.studied

153.A.excellentB.rewardingC.individualD.exhausting

154.A.quicklyB.frequentlyC.successfullyD.normally

155.A.warmedB.sharedC.doubled

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