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overinamonth,butrecoverywasfarslowerthan____47____.Whenthesix-monthgoldenrecoveryperiodpassed,Isankinto____48____,trappedinheavynegativethoughtsIcouldnot____49____.Aturningpointcamewhenmypartnersaid,“Lifehappensforus,nottous.”Herwords____50____somethinginsideme.Istoppedseeingmyselfasavictimoffate,butasawarriorreshapingmylife.Iembracedmynewreality,findingjoyin____51____things:writingasanoutlet,cookingascomfort,andrebuildingbondswithfamily.____52____myengineeringrole,withcolleagues’support,markedahugemilestone.Runningnolonger____53____me;Inowadvocateforstrokesurvivorsandpeopleofdetermination,turningmystoryintothebookMiracleintheDesert.Ihaveacceptedmynewidentity!IcallthisstateTranscovery—recoverypairedwith____54____.Thejourneyisharsh,butitleadstoadeeperpurpose.Youarenotjustrecovering—youarebecomingwhoyouwere____55____tobe.41.A．specialB．routineC．randomD．dangerous42.A．reminderB．predictionC．realizationD．phenomenon43.A．ruinedB．servedC．restrictedD．stimulated44.A．cuesB．bondsC．scarsD．bonuses45.A．chaosB．leisureC．certaintyD．possibilities46.A．versionB．identityC．characterD．reputation47.A．expectedB．usualC．averageD．scheduled48.A．regretB．despairC．shameD．confusion49.A．sticktoB．takeoverC．pickoutD．shakeoff50.A．shiftedB．stunnedC．warmedD．comforted51.A．similarB．funnyC．smallD．familiar52.A．GivingupB．SteppingintoC．PassingdownD．Returningto53.A．definesB．shapesC．controlsD．represents54.A．translationB．transmissionC．transformationD．transportation55.A．bornB．meantC．expectedD．assigned四、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。WhenIwasachild,Iwasdeeplyfondofartsandcrafts.Nowadays,thethoughtofmuddyingupthediningtablewithclayorpaintseemstroublesome.____56____(fortunate),paintingbynumbersoffersaneasyandtime-savingcreativechoiceformodernlife.Inventedinthe1940sbyDanRobbins,paint-by-numberkitscontain____57____(number)canvases,matchedpaintsandbasictools,makingartaccessibletoeveryone.Bythe1950s,it____58____(become)apopularrecreation.Today,peoplereturntoitasacalmingandstructuredwaytoenjoycreativity.All____59____(supply)comeinahandykit,savingpeoplethetroubleofchoosingartmaterialsorpurchasingcostlytoolsforashort-livedhobby.Itsbiggestattractionliesinitsfixeddesigns.Withclearguidelines,peoplecansimplyfollowthesteps____60____thepressureofindependentcreationorthefearofmakingmistakes,____61____greatlybenefitsthoseshortofinspirationorartisticconfidence.Besides,paintingbynumbershelpspeoplestayawayfromexcessivescreenuse,____62____majorthreattohealth.Thishealingactivityallowspeopletounwindandregaininnerpeace.Differentfromonlineentertainment,itbringstangiblerewards:ahand-paintedartworkandastrongsenseofaccomplishment,effectively____63____(relieve)anxietyandlowspirits.____64____(gain)morewell-beingbenefits,weneedtobepatient.Withcontinuouspractice,thisgentleactivitywillbecome____65____(easy)andbringmorepeaceandsatisfactiontodailylife.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华。暑假来临之际，校英语社以SlowSummerMoments为题，要求围绕以下诗句开展征文活动。请写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：1．诗句理解；2．经历分享。注意：1．写作词数应为80左右；2．请在答题卡的相应位置作答。SlowSummerMoments________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、读后续写67.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Fromthebalcony(阳台)ofourtenth-floorapartment,Icombedtheskywitheagereyes,hopingtocatchsightofashootingstardriftingacrossthenight.“Starsareafraidofcitylights,butalittlesongisalwaysgoodforsomething.”Mygrandma,whomIaffectionatelycalledNana,wrappedherarmsaroundmeandhummed(哼唱)aslow,gentletunebesidemyear.Hervoicewassoftandsteady,likeaquietstreaminthesummernight.“Starlight,starbright,”Iwhispered,asafewpinpricksoflighttwinkledthroughtheorangeglowsofthecitynightsky.Theseordinarystarswereforlittlewishes—everydaywishes—likegettingextrafrostingonyourcupcakeorfindingaquarteronthesidewalk.Butshootingstarsweredifferent.Theywererareandmagical.“Shootingstarsarelucky,”Nanawhisperedsoftlywithatendersmile.“Theycarryyourwishacrossthesky.”SoIkeptaspecialwishready—somethingIhadbeenhopingforalongtime—readyforashootingstartocatchmywishinitstailanddanceacrossthedarkness.“Therearetoomanylightstonight,sugarplum,”shesaid,glancingdownattheglowingcitybelow.“Thestarsarehiding.”Inestleddeeperinherarms,hopingforafewmoreminutesofherwarmthasmuchasIhopedtoseeashootingstar.Timeslippedawayamidoursoftchatsandquietwaiting.Justthen,mystomachgrowledsoftly—atinybetrayalofmypeacefulmoment.Nanachuckledandstoodup,stretchingherarms.“Alittlesongisgoodforsomething,”shelaughed,“butsoisalittlesnack.Let’sgodowntotheconveniencestoreonthefirstfloor.Irememberyoulovethosechocolatechipcookies.”Thenextminute,wereachedthestore,grabbedapackofcookiesandheadedhomecheerfully.注意：（1）续写词数应为150个左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。Wewereabouttotaketheelevatorwhenthepo