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Years ago, I celebrated my 40th birthday with friends in a 1 restaurant. Many arrived earlier and waited outside the restaurant, as I was on the roadside, a homeless man came near to me and 2 money. I let him know I didn't have any cash ֽwith me. With a quiet smile on his face, he moved on.
Just then a friend arrived and called out, \asked, \\Birthday!\bag, and gave it to me, saying, \man, take this. Happy Birthday! \ 5 . I expected he was making a joke!
Although I 6 deeply by his generosity , accepting money from a homeless man was embarrassing for me. I felt very uncomfortable. 7 I replied, \but\with a place to sleep and enough food to eat. Please take this. \held out my hand- 8 thinking twice, saying,\
This was one of my 9 life lessons however poor we may feel, we always have something valuable to share with others. From then on I often helped people in need and treated everyone with kindness and 10 , spreading love and joy everywhere I went. 1. A. two floors B. twofloors C. two floor's D. twofloor 2. A. asked for B. looked for C. paid for 3. A. down
B. along
C. back C. Hardly C. impolite C. So C. without C. bad C. disbelief
4. A. completely B. wisely 5. A. enjoyable B. lucky 6. A. moved 7. A. But 8. A. with 9. A. great 10. A. fame
B. As B. in B. greatest B. warmth
D. cared for D. ahead D. simply D. amazing D. Since D. for D. worst D. power
B. was moved C. was moving D. am moved
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տֲҴӴóһԪҡұеʹʶûеƶĶˡ
1ʡ⣺һ¥ķҵףҵ40աA¥㣬B¥C¥ģD¥ģ¥֡ʣӶݴʣ¥ģtwofloorѡD
2鶯ʡ⣺һҿɹҲǮAѯʣBѰңC֧Dģ\homeless man came near to me \֪ǸҿɹˣǮask for sthҪijѡA
3ʡ⣺A£BһCڡ棬Dڡǰ棬\߿ˣָ\һӢֻ֪ˣwalk backѡC
4鸱ʡ⣺ڽȫûýܡAȫأBǵأCDأ\Ǹҿɹˣʱȴڵ֪վ\ and gave it to me\һӢ֪ȫû뵽ģѡA
5ݴʡ⣺Ǻܾ档AܵģB˵ģCòģDģ\ڴֻںҿЦģΪΪҺܾȣ˼飬ѡD
6鶯ʡ⣺ұĿжAжBжģCȥжģDжġ\\Ŀbe done by sthôϵģһҿɹҲظһӢDZΪжģȫƪǹȥùȥʽѡB
7ʡ⣺һظллAǣBΪCԣDԴӡ\felt very uncomfortable\һҿɹ˵ǮҾúܲһظһллģ֪仰ϵģѡC
8ʡ⣺˼˫֡A͡һBڡ棬Cڡ֮⣬DΪ\money from a homeless man was embarrassing for me\ǮҾúεģ˼Ҿ\˫ֽĺģ˼with twice thinkingѡA
9ݴʡ⣺һõĽеһΡAܺõģBõģCܻģDģ\ne of mylife lessons֮һͨƪǽһůĵҿɹˣõĽѵѡB
10ʡ⣺ԺҾҪˣԼĺͰĶԴǡABůCţD\kindness \аĵģѡandDzʣԴ˿ҲǺkindness˼ƵĴʣѡB
աͨȫģ´⣻ȻٸµᄈصӴ䡢ϰ÷ĵϵԼһʶȷзӶѡȺֺᄈĴ𰸡
12ĶģӸѡѡѴ𰸡
Alan and Jack are friends. They wanted to make sure that the birds outside on the ice were ducks or geese죩. So 1 a cold January evening last year, the two boys walked onto the frozenģriver near their homes to get a better look. They 2 a rock onto the ice to test it. They thought the ice could hold their 3 . Then they steppedȣ̤on it. But when Jack took 4 steps, he fell through the frozen surface suddenly.
Alan ran to help his friend. He tried to 5 Jack out from the cold water and onto the frozen land. But the ice didn't hold, and he fell in, too.
Jack's elder sister saw the boys falling through the ice and started shouting for help John, a neighbor 6 nearby on his way to the store, quickly stopped the car 7 he heard the shout. Seeing the boys, he caught a nearby life ringȦ, 8 his shoes and jumped into the water. John swam towards Alan and Jack, and took 9 back to land. They were taken to the hospital at once. 10 , they were saved. They were really thankful to their brave neighbor. 1. A. at 2. A. threw 3. A. shoes 4. A. a little 5. A. pull 6. A. singing 7. A. before 8. A. put on 9. A. their
B. in B. feet B. pus
C. on C. height C. pick
D. of D. weight D. few D. protect D. driving D. unless
B. grave C. collected D. took B. a few C. little B. running C. walking B. while C. after
B. took off C. cleaned up D. turned off B. Theirs C. themselves D. them
D. Especially
10. A. Secondly B. Actually C. Finally D10C
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1ʡ˼ǣȥһµһϵҸһĺȥõĿatڡ㣻inڡꣻonڡ죻ofģ\cold January evening last year\˿֪һһ죬ҪýonѡC 2鶯ʡ ⣺һʯͷ˲ԡthrewӣgravẹǣcollectedռtookߣ a rock onto the ice to test it֪ʯͷѡA
3ʡ⣺ΪܳסǵءshoesЬfeetţheight߶ȣweight\֪ΪԳ
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4ʡ⣺˿֪ܿǰûͻȻȥˡa littleеβʣa fewеοʣlittleһβʣfewһοʣbut֪û͵ȥˣѡD 5鶯ʡ ⣺ѽܿ˴ˮpullpushƣpickprotect\ran to help his friend֪ѽܿ˴ӱˮѡA
6鶯ʡ⣺ ܿ˵Ľ㿴кǵʼԼȣһھӿȥ̵·ϡsinging裻runningܣwalkingߣdriving\stopped the car \˿֪һھȥ̵깺ѡD
7ʡ⣺ ܿѳͣbeforeڡ֮ǰwhileʱafterڡ֮unlessǣ\˿֪֮ͣ˳ѡC
8鶯ʶ⣺ put onϣtook off£cleaned upɨturned offرգ\shoes and jumped into the water\˿֪ѵЬӣˮѡB
9ʡ⣺ԼͽܿˣץסDZص½ء theirǵģݴʣtheirsǵģʣthemselvesԼthemǣtakeʣѡD
10鸱ʡ⣺ǵþˡ SecondlyڶActuallyʵϣFinallyEspeciallyرǣ\\˿֪ǵþˡѡC աͨȫģ˽ĻϿʼ⡣ʱҪݶĵݺҪ϶ĵ˼룬ԿȱϺҪŪȱʾȷк壬ÿһհĸѡáȱʾǰνӱȻɳϲ˵Ҫۺѧ֪ʶ̶䡢α仯ʶȽǶȿǣаյĴһԲĿȳ𰸣÷ţԱһá óȷ𰸡
13ĶĶģӸĸѡѡѴ𰸡
One day a man saw an old lady standing by her car on the side of the road. He could see that she need help. 1 he stopped his car in front of her and got out.
Even though the man had a smile on his face, the old lady was worried. \to help for the last hour. Was he going to hurt 3 ? He didn't look safe, he looked poor and hungry.\
He could see that she was worried. So he said,\you have a flat tire̥©. 5 don't you wait in the car where it's warm while I change the tire for you? By the way, my name is Bryant Anderson.\old lady 6 her car.
About 20 minutes later, he was done, the old lady asked Bryant 7 she should pay.