Cloze1Mary’slittlebrotherwasborn.She1tospendsometimestayingwithherlittlebrotheralone.Buttheirparentsworriedthatshemightdo2likemostfour-year-olds.Shemightfeeljealous(妒忌的)andhurt(hitorshake)him,sotheysaidno.3shetriedeveryefforttoshowshewouldn’thurthim.Atthesametime,theyfoundherhavenosign4jealousy.Shetreatedthebabywithkindness.Andherrequestbecame5andstronger.Afteralongtimeofobservation（觀察）,herparentsfinallyallowedit.6shewentintothebaby’sroom,shewasveryhappy.Sheshutthedoorslowlyandquietly.7last,shemadethedooropenacrack(縫隙)tolethercuriousparentslookandlisten.TheysawlittleMarywalkquietlyuptoherbabybrother,put8faceclosetohis.Shesaidquietly,“Baby,tellmewhatGodfeelslike.I’mstarting9.”Whenherwords10byherparents,theyfirstfeltverysurprised.Thentheirtearsflewdownfromtheireyeswithjoy.Children’sworldisalwaysbeyondadults’imagination.A.want B.wantedC.willwant D.havewanted2.A.somethingwrongB.wrongsomethingC.wronganything D.wrongeverything3.A.And B.So C.Or D.But4.A.of B.on C.With D.to5.A.strong B.stronglyC.stronger D.strongest6.A.When B.If C.Although D.Because7.A.On B.In C.About D.At8.A.she B.her C.hers D.herself9.A.forgot B.toforget C.forget D.forgets10.A.Hear B.heard C.areheardD.wereheardCloze2Itwasthebeginningofanewterm.Asanewteacherinthatschool,I1anyofthestudents.Alittlegirl2atthegateoftheclassroom.Shelookedveryshy.Iwalkeduptoherandasked3shestoodthere.Butshesaidnothing.Thenaboyshouted,“SheisfromGradeFour,4studentinhergrade.”Ilookedatthelittlegirl.Shedidn’tseemtobeasmartkid.Iunderstoodwhyherteacheraskedher5inGradeThree.Itookherhandandledherintotheclassroom.“Sithere.NowyouaremystudentandI’myourteacher,”Isaid.Shestillsaidnothing,6suddenlybegantocry.Ilaterlearntthatherparentsdiedinacaraccident.Shebecamesadanddidn’tliketalkingtoothersafterthat.Shelearntvery7.Igaveherrespectandneverlookeddownuponher.Ihelpedherafterschool,andshewasmakingprogresslittlebylittle.Astimewentby,shewasnotasshyasbefore.8theendoftheterm,sheseemedtohaveforgottenallhersadness.Shewasnotthebeststudentwhensheleftthatschool.Butatleast,shewasnotthatshyandsadlittlegirlanymore.Inthefollowingyears,shewouldsendmeacardoneachThanksgivingDay.Threedaysago,Ireceived9invitationaboutherwedding(婚禮)．Andnow,Iamatherwedding,andsheissmilingbrightly.Everyoneneedsto10andeveryonecanbehappy.A.know B.don’tknow C.knew D.didn’tknow2.A.wasstanding B.isstandingC.stands D.stood3.A.whyB.thatC.what D.where4.A.bad B.worse C.worst D.theworst5.A.stayingB.tostay C.stays D.stay6.A.so B.and C.or D.but7.A.slow B.slowlyC.quick D.quickly8.A.In B.At C.With D.On9.A.a B.anC.the D./10.A.respect B.berespecting C.respected D.berespectedCloze3Inafarawayplace,therewasavillage.Thevillagewas_10_inpotatoesthananywhereelseinthecountry.Attheendofeverygrowingseason,_10_potatoesweredugoutoftheground,andreadiedformarket.Ineachhome,menandwomenwould_10_dividethepotatoesintothreegroups:large,mediumandsmall.Oneyear,therewasayoungman_10_receivedhisshareofthepotatoes.Astheothervillagers_10_,hewalkedaroundthevillagelaughingandtalking._10_villagersthoughthewaslazy,andtheyworriedthatthismanwouldneverget_10_potatoesreadyintime.Whenitwastimeforthevillagers_10_tomarket,theyweregreatlysurprisedtofindthattheman’spotatoes_10_perfectlyintothreegroups.Afteraskingthemanhowhedidit,theyunderstoodhewasnotlazy,butveryclever.Hehadputallhispotatoesinacartandpulleditalongthevillage’sroughdirtroad.Asthecartmovedupanddownovertheroad,thepotatoesmovedtoo.Thesmallerpotatoesmovedtothebottom,thelargerpotatoesrosetothetopandthemediumpotatoesrested_10_themiddle.Lifeislikethistoo.Theroughroadswetravelalongcanalsohelpus.1.A.rich B.richer C.richest D.morerich2.A.thousand B.thousands C.thousandof D.thousandsof3.A.busily B.busy C.morebusily D.busier4.A.who B.which C.what D.whose5.A.work B.wasworkingC.wereworkingD.works6.A.A B.An C.The D./7.A.he B.Him C.Himself D.his8.A.go B.Going C.togo D.went9.A.aredivided B.weredivided C.aredividing D.dividedA.on B.in C.with D.byCloze4IfIaskyoutogivemeapair1scissors,howwouldyouhandittome?Doyouknowthatyourwayofhandingthescissorscantellmesomething?Intheevening,myfather2TVprograms.Mymotherwasknitting(織)asweaterfor3fatheratthesametime.Afterawhile,mymotheraskedmyfather4herthescissors.Justinthesecondofhanding,Ifoundan5thing.Myfather'shandwasholdingtheknife-edge(刀刃)thatwasverysharp.Buthehandedtheshank(手柄)tomymother.Inthesameway,mymotheralso6theknife-edgebecauseshewasafraidtohurtmyfather,too.Thislittlethingjustshowsmy7lovewitheachother.Actually,notonlythewayofhandingscissors,8agreatmanylittlethingscanshowyourloveorhatred(恨)toothers.Sonow9waywillyouchoosetohandthescissorstome?Ofcourse,ifIhand10scissorstoyou,Iwillchoosetoholdtheknife-edge.1.A.in B.on C.of D.about2.A.watchesB.watchedC.waswatchingD.willwatch3.A.mineB.I C.myD.me4.A.GivingB.togiveC.giveD.gives5.A.interestedB.interestingC.boredD.boring6.A.HoldB.holdsC.held D.washeld7.A.parentB.parentsC.parent'sD.parents'8.A.soB.orC.butD.and9.A.whereB.which C.how D.when10.A.aB.an C./ D.theCloze5AstwowomenwalkedintoaNewJerseyhospital,theylaughed.Itshowedthelovethathadheldthemtogether1fortyyearsasbestfriends.Althoughtheywerelaughing,oneoftheseladieswouldsoonputherlifeindanger2herbestfriend.PattyHurleyandEileenRileymetathighschoolandhavebeenclosefriendseversince.ButwhenEileen,3nurse,becameillwithkidney(腎)disease,shedidn'tgorunningtoherfriend—Pattycametohelpher,after4Eileenwassick.“Mykidneysarefailing,”Eileenexplained.“CanIgiveyouoneofmine?”5theimmediatereply.Theofferwassosimple6Eileenthoughtshehadheardwrong.ButPattyrepeatedshewaswillingtohelp,andtheirjourneytotheoperatingtablebegan.Eileenalwaysknewthatherfriendwouldhelp.Shesaid7,“WhenPattymakesapromise,shekeeps8.”TheoperationwentaheadinMay,andbothwomenarenowveryhealthyand9thanever.“Therearenowordstodescribe10amazingthiswomanis,”Eileensaidafterwards.“Shegavememylife.”1.A.in B.for C.since D.with2.A.thank B.tothank C.save D.tosave3.A.a B.an C.the D./4.A.hear B.heard C.hearing D.tohear5.A.came B.comes C.come D.coming6.A.as B.which C.that D.until7.A.simpleB.simply C.high D.highly8.A.it B.it's C.its D.itself9.A.SmartB.smarter C.Closer D.close10.A.so B.why C.what D.howCloze6Susanpaidthedriverasusual.Thenusingherhandstofeeltheseats,settledinoneofthem.Ithadbeen1yearsinceSusanbecameblind.Susan'shusbandMarkwatchedhersinkintohopelessnessandhe2touseeverypossiblemeanstohelphiswife.Finally,Susanfeltreadytoreturntoherjob,buthowwouldshegetthere?Sheusedtotakethebus,3nowshewastooafraidtogetaroundthecitybyherself.Markvolunteeredtotakethebus4Susaneachmorningandeveninguntilshecouldmanageitbyherself.Fortwoweeks,MarkfollowedSusantoandfromworkeachday.Hetaughther5torelyonherothersenses,especiallyherhearing,todeterminewhereshewasandhowtoadapttoherenvironment.Atlast,Susandecidedthatshewasreadytotrythetripon6own.Mondaymorningarrived.Beforesheleft,shehuggedherhusbandtightly,andhereyes7withtearsofgratitude(感激).Eachdaywentperfectly,andSusanwasfullofexcitement.OnFridaymorning,Susantookthebus8asusual.Asshewasgettingoffthebus,thedriversaid,“Miss,Iamquiteadmireyou.Youknow,everymorningforthepastweek,amaninamilitaryuniform(軍服)hasbeenstandingacrossthecornerwatchingyouuntilyouenteryourofficebuilding9，”saidthebusdriver.TearsofhappinesspoureddownSusan's10.Shewassoluckyforhehadgivenheragiftmorecolorfulthansight.Thatisthegiftoflovethatcanbringlightwherethereisdarkness.1.A.aB.anC.the D./2.A.decide B.decided C.willdecide D.hasdecide3.A.so B.or C.and D.but4.A.with B.on C.in D.for5.A.whatB.why C.how D.which6.A.herB.she C.hers D.herself7.A.fillB.isfilledC.filledD.werefilled8.A.toworkB.work C.eatD.toeat9.A.safelyB.safeC.quickD.quickly10.A.cheekB.cheeksC.earD.earsCloze7ItwasnearChristmasduringmyfirstsemesterteachinginanewschool.I1mysmallspecialclassmorethananygroupIhadtaughtinthepast.TheywerehungryforknowledgeandIwasenjoying2them.Atthebeginningoftheterm,otherteachershadtoldmethatourchildrenwerefrompoorfamiliesandnottoexpectanychildtobring3Christmasgift.Infact,Iwasn'texpecting4gifts.Imaginemysurprisewheneverychildbroughtmeagiftonthedaybeforeourholidaybreak.First,Igotamuch-lovedstuffed（飽滿的）monkeyfromashygirl.Iwastold,“Heismyfavorite,5IloveyouandIwanthimtobewithyou,MissTaylor.”HowexcitedIwas!Nex