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【閱讀理解】議論文，說明文

A篇：自動駕駛：無人駕駛引潮流，智慧出行樂翻天！

B篇：自動駕駛：自動駕駛汽車如何自己“開車”？多虧了傳感器！

C篇：自動駕駛：黑客入侵、車路協同.....自動駕駛面臨的技術難題原來這么多！廣泛應用還

需時間。

D篇：自動駕駛：左轉還是右轉？自動駕駛常常面臨“生死抉擇”。本文探討道德困境、事故

責任及規則制定難題。

E篇：自動駕駛：自動駕駛的“領頭羊”―特斯拉.文章介紹特斯拉自動駕駛技術，包括Autopilot

及其發展，還有新的Cybercab及面臨的問題

F篇：世界遺產：福建土樓——建筑瑰寶，也是文化傳承。也見證千年變遷。

【閱讀理解】記敘文：記敘文：洗滌心靈，啟迪智慧，傳播正能量的故事

G篇：面對生活中的困境，努力尋找自我價值。鼓勵人們克服自身的阻礙去追求目標。

【完形填空】

中國傳統經典故事——《三顧茅廬》

【語法填空】

古詩欣賞一一柳宗元《江雪》

閱讀理解A

Imaginethis:Youjumpintoacaronaweekendmorning,andittakesyoutowhereyouwanttogowithout

needinganydirections.Whenitdropsyouoff,itdrivesitselfbackhome,soyoudon'thavetoworryaboutparking.

Thisiswhatself-drivingcarscando.

Aself-drivingcar,alsocalledanautonomousordriverlesscar,isacarthatcansenseitssurroundings（周圍環

境）anddrivewithouthumanhelp.Dependingonhowadvanced（先進的）thecaris,itmightneeddifferentlevels

ofhumanhelp.Atthehighestlevels,apersonmightnotneedtocontrolthecaratall.Butatlowerlevels,aperson

mightstillneedtostepinsometimes.

However,makingself-drivingcarsisn'tsimple.AccordingtoWired,it'sawholesystemwithdifferentparts

thatneedcare.Thingslikeroadnetworksinfluenceit.

Althoughmakingself-drivingcarstakesalotoftimeandmoney,thebenefits（益處）areworthit.Forexample,

thesecarscouldreduceroadaccidents.USgovernmentdatashowsthat94percentofcrasheshappenbecauseof

drivers'mistakes.Thismeansspendinglessmoneyonmedicalbills,lessmissedworkandfewercarrepairs.

Self-drivingcarscanalsogivemorefreedomtopeoplewithdisabilities（殘疾）.Besides,thesecarscoulduse

lessfuel（汽;由）andproducelesspollutionbycuttingdownontrafficjamsandnotrunningwhenthey9renotneeded.

ManybigcompaniessuchasBaiduandTeslaaremakingself-drivingcars.Wiredmagazinesaidthis

technologycouldadd$7trillion（morethan49trillionyuan）totheworldeconomysoon.GoldmanSachs,aglobal

investmentbank,saidself-drivingcarscouldmakeup10percentofnewcarsalesby2030.

1.WhatisthemainideaofParagraph1?

A.Toteachhowtoparkaself-drivingcar.

B.Toexplainhowtodriveaself-drivingcar.

C.Totellwhereyoucanbuyaself-drivingcar

D.Tointroducewhatself-drivingcarscando.

2.Whymightaself-drivingcarstillneedhelpfromahuman,accordingtoParagraph2?

A.Thecarisnewtotheroad.

B.Thecarisnotadvancedenoughyet.

C.Thecarcannotcommunicatewithitspassengers.

D.Thecarisstilllearninghowtoworkwithhumans.

3.Howcanself-drivingcarshelpreduceroadaccidents?

A.Bydrivingshorterdistances.B.Byavoidingtrafficjams.

C.Byreducingdrivers5mistakes.D.Bynotrunningwhennotneeded.

4.Whyaresomebigcompaniesmakingself-drivingcars,accordingtothelastparagraph?

A.Theyhaveenoughtimeandmoney.

B.Theyseetheadvantagesofself-drivingcars.

C.Theywanttomakecarslessexpensive.

D.Theyuseself-drivingcarstotestnewtechnology.

5.AccordingtoGoldmanSachs,thefutureofself-drivingcarsis.

A.brightB.unknownC.dangerousD.troublesome

閱讀理解B

Self-drivingcarsdonothavepeopletellingthemwhattodo.Theymovethemselvesaboutsafelybydoing

threethingsright:learningabouttheenvironment,decidingwhattodonext,andtakingaction.

First,thecarneedstoknowwhatisaroundit.Itusesmanydifferentsensors（傳感器）todothis.Thesesensors,

suchascamerasandradar,arelikethecar's"eyes”.Theyallowthecarto"see"thingssuchaspeopleandtraffic

lights.Thesensorsalsohelpthecarknowwhereandhowfastitisgoing.

Besidesknowingwhatiscloseby,aself-drivingcarmakesplansaheadtoavoidtrafficaccidents.Thisiswhere

“vehicletoeverything^^（V2X）comesin.Thistechnologyconnectsaself-drivingcarwithpeopleandthings.Italso

allowsthecartogoonline.Allthesethingshelpthecar"talk"withtheoutsideworldandgetthelatestroad

information.

Afterreceivingtheinformation,thecarneedsto"read"itanddecidewhattodo.Soitcombinestheinformation

fromallsensors,justlikeputtingtogetherthepiecesofapuzzle.Thisprocessiscalledmulti-sensorfusion（多傳感

器鬲蟲合）.Machinelearningplaysanimportantroleherebecauseithelpsthecarrecognizepeopleandobjects.Then,

thecarcandecidewhentostop,go,orturn.

Finally,tocarryoutdecisions,thecarusesdrive-by-wiretechnology（線控技術）.Itallowsthecartogive

“orders“toitswheels,brakes（剎車）andengineintheformofelectronicsignals（電子信號）.Thismakesdifferent

partsofthecarrespondquickly.Thecaralsouseslessoilthisway,whichisgoodfortheenvironment.

1.WhatisParagraph2mainlyabout?

A.Waystousedifferentsensorsinself-drivingcars.

B.Thedifferencesbetweenthe"eyes"ofcarsandhumans.

C.Howself-drivingcarslearnabouttheirenvironment.

D.Whenandwhereself-drivingcarsworkthebest.

2.WhatdoesV2Xtechnologydo?

A.Itallowsthecartoseeinthedark.

B.Itallowsthecartoconnectwithpeopleandthings.

C.Itallowsthecartoconnectwithothercars.

D.Itallowsthecartogive"orders“toitswheels.

3.Whatdoesmulti-sensorfusionmean?

A.Gettingallroadinformation.

B.UsingAItechnologytofinishapuzzle.

C.Puttingtogetherinformationfromallsensors.

D.Connectingself-drivingcarswitheachotherontheroad.

4.Whatdoweknowaboutdrive-by-wiretechnology?

A.Ithelpsself-drivingcarsdrivefaster.

B.Itallowsself-drivingcarstorunwithoutoil.

C.Itcancollectsignalsfromdifferenttrafficlights.

D.Ithelpscontrolthemovementofself-drivingcars.

5.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Howself-drivingcarswork.

B.Whyself-drivingcarsaregood.

C.Thedevelopmentofself-drivingcars.

D.Thesafetyissuesofself-drivingcars.

閱讀理解C

Autonomousdrivingisbecominganimportantpartoffuturetransportation,butitstillfacesmanychallenges

withtechnologyandinfrastructure（基石出建設）.

AreportfromChinaYouthDailyexplainsthattherearetwomaintypesofself-drivingsystemstoday:those

thatusecamerasandthosethatuseLiDAR（激光雷達）.Eachsystemhasitsownproblems.Forexample,Tesla's

systemusescamerasanddeeplearning,withouthigh-precision（高精度的）maps.Itworkswellinclearweather

buthastroubleinbadconditionslikeheavyrainorfog.Othercompanies,likeXpengMotors,useLiDARtechnology,

butitisexpensive,around7,000yuanforeachsystem,makingithardtousewidely.

Anotherproblemiskeepingthecarssafefromhackers（黑客）.Hackerscanbreakintothecar'ssystemand

takecontrolofitusingtheinternet.Thiscouldcauseaccidentsorleadtothehackersaskingformoney.

Self-drivingcarscanhaveproblemswhensomethingunexpectedhappens.Forexample,ifatrafficlightstops

working,thecarmightnotknowwhattodobecauseitisonlytrainedtofollowthelight.Also,ifachildrunsinto

thestreet,thecarneedstoreactfast,butsometimesitssensorsmightnotseethechildintime.

Besidesthesetechnicalproblems,theinfrastructureforautonomousdrivingisstillintheearlystagesof

exploration,saidtheBBC.Manycitiesdon'thaveaclearplanfortheirtrafficsystems.Self^drivingcarsneedto

sharedataquicklyandhavepowerfulcomputers.Makingcarsandroadsworktogetherneedsalotofteamwork.

Butrightnow,manycitiesdon'thavethetechnologytosenddatafastenough.

“Eventhoughself^drivingcarsperformaswellasorevenbetterthanhumansinsomesituations,itwillstilltake

timebeforetheycanbewidelyused,“saidZhangYongwei,anelectricvehicle（電動汽車）expert.

1.WhatisonebigchallengefbrTesla'sself-drivingsystem?

A.Highcostofbuilt-incameras.

B.Troubleworkingwellinbadweather.

C.Difficultyinusingdeepmachinelearning.

D.Dependenceonhigh-precisionmaps.

2.Whyisn'tLiDARtechnologywidelyused?

A.Itisnotsafeenough.B.Itneedshigh-precisionmaps.

C.Itisveryexpensive.D.Itisstillunderdevelopment.

3.WhatdoesParagraph3sayaboutself-drivingcars?

A.Theydon'tbreakdownoften.

B.Theycanprotectthemselvesfromhackers.

C.Theycanbehackedandcontrolled.

D.Theycandealwithaccidentsbythemselves.

4.Whyisthecurrentinfrastructureaproblemforusingself-drivingcars?

A.Notallroadshavetrafficlights.

B.Dataisnotsharedquicklyenough.

C.Manycitiesmaynothaveenoughcomputerstoprocessdata.

D.Self-drivingcarscanonlyrunonstraightroads.

5.HowdoesZhangYongweiseethefutureofself-drivingcars?

A.Theywillneverperformaswellashumandrivers.

B.Theywillsoonreplaceallhuman-drivencars.

C.Theywillcausemanysocialproblems.

D.Theyneedmoretimetodevelop.

閱讀理解D

Imagineyouareinanautonomousvehicle（AV）andfacethisterriblechoice:Thecarmusteitherturnleftand

hitayounggirl,orturnrightandhitmanypedestrians（行人）.Ontopofthis"moraldilemma（道德困境）“，ifthe

cardoesn'tturn,youmightgethurt.WhatdecisionwouldyouexpecttheAVtomake?

Inlife-and-deathsituations,shouldAVsputpassengersfirstorpedestrians?ShouldAVsprioritize（優先考慮）

thegreatergoodoroneperson'ssafety?Thesehavebeenacentraltopicforseveralyears.However,therecanbeno

completelyperfectsolution.

“Amoraldilemmaisadilemma;ithasnoclearsolutionbydesign（設計）wroteDerekLeben,aprofessorofethics

（倫理學）attheTepperSchoolofBusiness,US,inhispaper.

WhenstudyingthesequestionsofAVs,IyadRahwan,anMITscientist,foundthatpeopleareselfish."Peoplebuying

thesecars,theywantcarsthatprioritizethepassenger,RahwantoldScienceNews.64Buttheywantotherpeople's

carstoprotectpedestriansinstead.9,

AVsbringnotonlymoraldilemmasbutalsootherchallenges.Whenthereisanaccident,whoshouldbe

responsibleforit,thecompanyoftheA\^orthe“driver”?

InJuly,aself-drivingtaxibyBaiduhitapedestrianinWuhan,Hubei,whoranaredlight.Baiduworkedwith

thepoliceandtookthepedestriantothehospital.InanotheraccidentinAprilinSeattle,US,theresponsibilityfell

onthe“driver“sincethe“driver“wasonhisphonewhileinthefullself-driving（supervised）mode（監督式全自

動駕駛模式）.

ThesituationsofdifferentaccidentscausedbyAVsaresocomplicated（復雜的）that“nowtherearenoclear

regulations”,JiXuehong,aresearcherfromNorthChinaUniversityofTechnology,toldNationalBusinessDaily.

“AndtheregulationsfordifferentlevelsfromL2toL4arealsodifferent,9,Jiadded.

1.HowdoestheauthorintroducethetopicofmoraldilemmasfacedbyAVs?

A.Byintroducingtherulesforself-drivingcars.

B.Byexplainingwhatmoraldilemmasmean.

C.Bygivinganexampleofaharddecision.

D.Byintroducinghowself-drivingcarswork.

2.WhatdoesDerekLebenthinkaboutthemoraldilemma?

A.Itcanbedealtwitheasily.B.Thereisnoperfectsolution.

C.Itcanbeavoidedbydesign.D.Itwon'thappeninreallife.

3.AccordingtoIyadRahwan'sresearch,whatkindofAVsdopeoplewantforthemselves?

A.Onethatcanmakemoraldecisions.

B.Onethatputspedestrians5safetyfirst.

C.Onethatprotectseveryoneequally.

D.Onethatkeepsitspassengerssafest.

4.WhatisParagraph6mainlyabout?

A.Real-lifeexamplesofAVaccidentsinChina.

B.ArgumentscausedbyAVaccidents.

C.WaystostopaccidentsbetweenAVsandpedestrians.

D.DifferentsituationsofaccidentscausedbyAVs.

5.WhatdoesJiXuehongexpressaboutAVsinthelastparagraph?

A.Ifshardtocontrolself^drivingcars.

B.It'shardtomakerulesforAVs.

C.AVscancausealotoftrouble.

D.TheregulationsforAVswillcomeoutsoon.

閱讀理解E

Asatopworldcarmaker,Teslaisleadingthewayinself-drivingtechnology.Thecompany'sCEO,ElonMusk,

haspromisedanexcitingfuturewhereTeslasdrivethemselves.MuchofthispromiseisfocusedonAutopilot,

Tesla'sadvanceddriverassistancesystem（ADAS）.Itisdesignedtomakedrivingsafer.

Autopilotofficiallycameoutin2015.Itcanreducetheworkdriversneedtodoatthewheel.Today,thesystem

becomesstandardoneverynewTesla.ItincludesfeatureslikeAutosteer（自動駕駛）andTraffic-AwareCruise

Control（交通感矢口巡航控制），whichtogetherhelpacarmatchitsspeedtothatofnearbytrafficandstaywithina

clearlymarkedlane（車道）.

TheAutopilotsystemrequiresspecialtoolstocollectandprocessdata（數據）.Thefirsttool,named"Hardware

V\usedacamera,radarandultrasonicsensors（超聲波傳感器）toprovidedrivinghelp.In2016,"'Hardware2”

wasintroduced.Itwasimprovedtoincludeeightcameras,aradarsensorand12ultrasonicsensors.Withbetter

tools,TeslaintroducedEnhanced（增強版）Autopilotlaterthatsameyear.Ithasnewfeaturesthathelpcarsto

changelanesandparkbythemselves.

In2017,TeslabegansellingamoreadvancedmodelofAutopilot,callingit“FullSelf-Driving^^（FSD）.□In

additiontothefeaturesofBasicandEnhancedAutopilot,FSDcanseeandstopfortrafficlights.However,both

AutopilotandFSDrequireactivedrivercontrolanddonotmakethecarfullyautonomous.

AnothermajordevelopmentcameinOctober2024,whenMuskshowedthecompany'snewrobotaxi,called

the“Cybercab”.Expectedtobeavailablebefore2027,Cybercabwillhavenosteeringwheel（方向盤）.“Youcould

fallasleepandwakeupatyourdestinationsaidMuskatthecompanyevent.However,expertsaren'tsureifthese

Teslataxiswillbeontheroadssoonbecausetherearestillmanyproblemstosolveandsafetyteststopass.

1.WhydidTesladesignAutopilot?

A.Tomakedrivingsafer.

B.Totestnewdrivingtechnology.

C.Tocollectinformationaboutself-drivingcars.

D.Toletself-drivingcarsrunatafixedspeed.

2.WhendidTeslaintroduceEnhancedAutopilot?

A.In2015.B.In2016.C.In2017.D.In2018.

3.WhatcanEnhancedAutopilothelpcarsdo?

A.Drivebythemselvesatnight.B.Stayinamarkedlane.

C.Changelanesandparkbythemselves.D.Useradarandsensorstodrive.

4.HowisFSDdifferentfromBasicandEnhancedAutopilot?

A.Itneedsactivedrivercontrol.B.Itcanstopfortrafficlights.

C.IthasafeaturecalledAutosteer.D.Itmakesthecarfullyself-driving.

5.WhatdoweknowaboutTesla'sCybercab,accordingtothelastparagraph?

A.ItwasmadebyTeslaandataxicompany.

B.Itcanhelppeoplesleepbetter.

C.Itisalreadyavailabletobuy.

D.Itstillneedstopasssafetytests.

閱讀理解F

Takealookatthisoldroundstructure（結構）madeofearthandwood,wherehistorycomesalive.Welcometo

Fujian'stulou!

TherearethousandsoftulouacrossFujian,withYongdingbeinghometo1,768ofthem.Theywerebuiltby

theHakkapeople（客家人），agroupwhomovedfromChina'scentralplains（中原）tothemountainsinthesouth

toavoidwarscenturiesago.

Haveyoueverdreamedofspendingadaylivinginatulou?Now,thatdreamcancometrue.ShenghengLou

（升恒樓）,atulouinYongdingwithnearlyfourcenturiesofhistory,hasnowbecomeahotel.Ithasbeenturnedfrom

anoldbuildingintoafinehotelwithlotsofmoneyputintoit.Lastyear,around5,000guestsstayedinthehotel.

LinHui,themanager,understandsthebuildinganditshistory.Shewasbornin1986insidethewallsofanother

tulouinYongding.AccordingtoLin,thebuildingwillbecomeweakifitisnolongerinuse.Everyspaceinatulou

isconnected（相連的）,soifoneroombecomesweak,thenearbyroomscanalsofall.

Therebuildingfixedtheoldproblemsandalsoaddedimportantthingsliketoilets.Steelwasaddedtomake

themostlywoodenbuildingstronger.

InFujian,46tulouwerelistedasUNESCOWorldHeritageSitesin2018,including23inYongding.

LinShangkang,a52-year-oldlocalman,livesinanotherWorldHeritagesite,ZhenchengLou（振成樓）.Heworks

asatourguidetohishome."Inevergettiredoftellingvisitorsaboutthehistoryofthisplace;Ienjoyit,“Linsaid.

Hisgreat-grandfatherandhisbrothersbuiltthebuildingacenturyago.Today,thetulouisstillhometo18families.

Together,thereareabout80peoplelivingthere.

ZengJieshan,a16-year-oldhighschoolstudentfromShenzhen,Guangdong,traveledfourhoursbytrainto

experiencethetulouupclose.t4Iusedtothinkancientbuildingsweremostlytemplesorroyalpalaces,likethe

ForbiddenCity,“Zengsaid."Buthereinthetulou,peoplestilllivehappily.^^

l.HowmanytulouarethereinYongding?

A.1,768B.5,000C.46D.23

2.Whydidtheylist46tulouasWorldHeritageSites?

A.Becausetheyarebeautiful.B.Becausetheyareold.

C.Becauseoftheirhistoricalvalue.D.Becausetheyarelarge.

3.WhatinfluencewecanknowfromthelistingoftulouasUNESCOWorldHeritageSites?

A.Thenumberofpeoplelivingintuloudroppedalot.

B.Thetourismvalueoftulouwentup.

C.Thearchitecturalstyleoftulouchangedlittlebylittle.

D.Thecostofmaintainingtulouwentdownagreatdeal.

4.Whywassteelputinwhenthetulouwasrebuilt?

A.Tomakethetuloulookbetter.

B.Tomakethetuloustrongeragainstearthquakes.

C.Tomakethemostlywoodenpartsstronger.

D.Tomakeiteasierforairtogetinsidethetulou.

5.Whatdoesthe16-year-oldhighschoolstudentZengJieshan'sexperienceshow?

A.Onlylocalpeopleliketulou.

B.Peopleofdifferentagesliketulou.

C.Theyouthprefermodernarchitecturetoancientbuildings.

D.Youngpeopleareinterestedinroyalpalacesandtemples.

閱讀理解G

Lifehasawayofshapingus.Lifecanmakeyoudoubtorquestionyourpurpose.ThesearethoughtsthatI

havehadinmyheadformanyyears.Poetrypreparesmeformypurpose.Mypurposeispoetry.

Inmyjourneytowardpurpose,poetryismysafetynet.Istartedwritingattheageof5.By13,1hadwritten

quitealotofpoems.Poetrywasmyescapefrombullying.Iexperiencedfromsomepeoplearoundme.Theybullied

mebecauseofthewayIlooked.Thisgavemelowself-esteem（自尊）.Poetrywasmywaytobeseen,beheardand

beknown.

Foreachimportantmomentinmylife,Iwritepoetry.Intoughtimes,Iwritepoetry.Iconnectwithpoetryon

adeeplevel.Itreleasesmefrompain.However,writingpoetrycan'tsupportme.SoIturnedtoteachinginstead.

WhilelivinginChina,IworkedasanEnglishteacher.Ihelpteachtwoclasses.ThetwoChineseteachersIwork

withgavemefeedbackonhowtoteachthestudentsEnglish.TheyalsodecidedwhatIneededtodointheclassroom.

Withchallengingsituationslikethis,Icontinuewritingpoetry.Iwritedownmyfeelings.Ireflect.Iembrace（欣然

接受）anewme.Ilearntothinkpositively.Myrelationshipwithpoetryhasgrownovertime.Poetrystaysinthe

depthsofmysoul.

Nothingisstoppingyou.Theonlypersonstandinginyourwayisyou.Youhavethepower.Keepgoing.Keep

believing.Rememberthatyourhardworkisnotinvain.Goforit!Yourpurposeiswaitingforyou!

1.Whydidtheauthorsaypoetrywashersafetynet?

A.Itwasawayforhertoquestionherlife.

B.Itmadeherpopularamongherco-workers.

C.Itgaveherasenseofachievement.

D.Itprovidedherwithrelieffrompain.

2.Whydidtheauthordecidetobecomeateacher?

A.Toearnmoremoneytosupportherself.

B.Tohelpkidslearnhowtowritepoems.

C.Todevelopahealthylifestyle.

D.Towinotherpeople'srespect.

3.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“invain“inthelastparagraphmean?

A.inneedB.importantC.ofnouseD.successful

4.Whatdoestheauthorwanttotellusintheend?

A.Havefunbeingcreativeinwhatyoudo.

B.Self-beliefwillhelpusachieveourpurpose.

C.Bebravetosaynowhilebeingtreatedunfairly.

D.Failureisthemotherofsuccess.

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TheStoryofThreeVisitstotheThatchedCottage

AlongtimeagoinChina,therewasawisemannamedZhugeLiang.Helivedinasmallthatchedcottage（茅

廬）inthemountains.Hewasvery___1andknewalotabouthowtowinwars.

LiuBeiwasabravemanwhowantedtomakethecountrybetter.He2____ZhugeLiangandwantedhim

tohelp.So,LiuBeiwenttothe___3tofindZhugeLiang.Butwhenhegotthere,ZhugeLiangwasnotat

home.Hewasoutreadingbooksorthinkingaboutimportantthings.LiuBeiwassad,buthedidn'tgiveup.

Afterafewdays,LiuBeiwenttothethatchedcottageagain.Thistime,ZhugeLiangwas4.LiuBei

waited5outside.Hedidn'twanttowakeupZhugeLiangbecauseheknewZhugeLiangneededrestto

thinkclearly.ButwhenZhugeLiangwokeup,hestilldidn'twanttohelpLiuBei.HethoughtLiuBeiwasjustan

ordinaryman,Hedidn'tquite___6him.

LiuBeiwasvery7buthestilldidn'tlosehope.Hewaitedforafewmoredaysandwenttothe

thatchedcottageforthethirdtime.Thistime,ZhugeLiangwasathomeandtheytalkedforalongtime.LiuBei

toldZhugeLiangabouthis8andhowhewantedtomakethepeoplehappy.ZhugeLiangwasmovedby

LiuBei*ssincerityand9.HefinallyagreedtohelpLiuBei.

WithZhugeLiang'shelp,LiuBeibecamestrongerandstronger.Theyworkedtogetheranddidmanygreat

things.Thestoryofthethreevisitstothethatchedcottagetellsusthatifwearesincereandnevergiveup,wecan

___10ourgoalsandfindthehelpweneed.

1.A.caringB.understandingC.patientD.smart

2.A.heardfromB.learntaboutC.heardaboutD.learntfrom

3.A.groundsB.mountainC.riversD.lands

4.A.workingB.writingC.sleepingD.cooking

5.A.quietlyB.carefullyC.politelyD.worriedly

6.A.recognizeB.respectC.admireD.understand

7.A.interestedB.disappointedC.surprisedD.shocked

8.A.p