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(2223高一下?重慶長(zhǎng)壽?期末)ItwassunnylastSunday.Freddy's1,Mr.Lance,tookhimandhis

classmatestoJurongBirdPark.Theydidn'tfeel2onthewaytotheparkbecausetheysangalotonthe

schoolbus.Theride3about40minutes.

Atthepark,Freddyandhisclassmatessawmanydifferentkindsof4Theywereverybeautiful.Then

theywentto5abirdshow.Thebirdsperformed(表演)so6.Freddylovedtheshowalot.Beforethey

7__,Mr.Lancetookthestudentstoseeflamingos(火烈鳥(niǎo)).Freddyandhisclassmates8theflamingos

verymuch.Theywantedtostaythereforalongtime,9Mr.Lancesaidthattheyhadtoleave.

Backonthebus,theyallsaiditwasa(n)10trip.Mr.LancewashappythatFreddyandhis

classmatesenjoyed11thebirdpark.

“Wewillhaveapetition(比賽).Writeaposition(作文)onyour12tothebirdpark.Thestudentwho

writesthebest13!___willgetafreeticket(票)tothebirdpark!"Mr.Lancetoldhisclass,Itwasreally

14Freddywantedtogotothebirdpark15,sohewouldtrytowriteagoodposition.

1.A.fatherB.uncleC.teacherD.friend

2.A.boredB.hungryC.afraidD.cold

3.A.madeB.tookC.keptD.paid

4.A.pigsB.tigersC.birdsD.monkeys

5.A.watchB.studyC.practiceD.remember

6.A.slowlyB.farC.wellD.easily

7.A.shoutedB.leftC.playedD.slept

8.A.likedB.worriedC.thankedD.drew

9.A.ifB.soC.butD.after

10.A.newB.longC.wonderfulD.expensive

11.A.learningB.savingC.visitingD.describing

12.A.dreamB.wayC.tripD.answer

13.A.storyB.ideaC.activityD.diary

14.A.difficultB.excitingC.importantD.delicious

15.A.tooB.oftenC.earlyD.again

(2223高一下?陜西西安?期末)Remotelearning(遠(yuǎn)程學(xué)習(xí))waschallengingforus,especiallyforateacher

likeme.Idonotliketo16intheschoolbuilding.Weareoftenlookingforfield17orany

reasontogetoutofthebuilding,whetherthafsamunitywalkorgoingthroughthe18inD.C.Soone

thingthatIwantedto19wasexperientiallearningopportunities.Thafs20throughavirtual

setting,butIthoughtofawaytosolveit.Istartedto21museumsmyselfandtakepictures.OnedayI

walkedaroundthemuseumwithmylaptopand22studentstoseewherewewouldgoifwewere

inpersonthroughlivestreaming.You'dbesurprised-theywererather23.

Alotofmystudents5parentswerefirst24orwereonthefrontlines,somystudents5siblings(兄弟

姐妹)werealsowatchingandtryingtogettheirown25.Therefore,I'dbetalkingtomystudentsand

theiryoungersiblingsinthebackground.Ilearnedalltheirnamesandtheir26names.Tdcallattendance

(考勤)and27allofthem-snakes,dogs,cats,everybody-werethere.Andtheyweresoexcited,

28theonesthatdidn'tturnontheir29atfirst.They'dsay,"Ah,Mr.Dias,youdidn'tsayhitoPinky,

mydogwho'srighthere."Wedidanythingandeverythingtokeepthem30forthoseentireeighthours

oftheday.

16.A.waitB.stayC.sleepD.play

17.A.lecturesB.plansC.tripsD.forms

18.A.librariesB.shopsC.streetsD.museums

19.A.continueB.startC.pleteD.organize

20.A.encouragingB.confusingC.challengingD.relaxing

21.A.visitB.designC.buildD.draw

22.A.followedB.warnedC.forcedD.allowed

23.A.boredB.excitedC.annoyedD.scared

24.A.employersB.customersC.respondersD.leaders

25.A.educationB.attentionC.destinationD.honour

26.A.neighbors5B.parents5C.friends5D.pets9

27.A.dependonB.makesureC.insistonD.figureout

28.A.scientificallyB.absolutelyC.especiallyD.evidently

29.A.cameraB.buttonC.televisionD.phone

30.A.embarrassedB.activeC.addictedD.normal

(2223高一下?陜西西安?期末)Ihadthemostwonderfulexperiencewithataxidriveryesterdayandit

reallymademyday.

Lastafternoon,Iwasgoingfrommyhometoasupermarket.Iwouldn,tbelongtherebecauseIhad31

inwalking.Usingawalkingstick,Istoppedataxi.Thedriverwentoutofhiswayto32me.Hetoldme

thathewantedto33upafewthings.amhappytoturnoffthemeter(計(jì)程表)andthenstartitagain

whenwe34back.^^Inthatcase,itwas35cheaperformetobookhistaxitogohomethanto

paytwo36bookingfees.Iresponded,"'Thanks,sir.^^

Thenhewent37withmeandmeanwhilewaitedforme.HehadjustgonethroughthecheckoutasI

wasliningupto38.Whenhesawmeingout,hehelpedmecarrymythingstothe39and

supportedmeintoit.Whenwegotbacktomyplace,heparkedhiscaras40tomydooraspossibleto

savemeabitof41.Heevencarriedallofthosethingstothefrontdoorwithasmilealongtheway.

Whata42andcaringgentleman!

Today,Iplantowritethe43experienceonmyblogwhereIwill44him.Itruly

believeheisajewelandworthyofbeingthoughthighlyof.45itwiththewholeworldisreally

worthwhile!

31.A.funB.fortC.difficultyD.reflection

32.A.assistB.seekC.monitorD.reject

33.A.breakB.eatC.tearD.pick

34.A.headB.giveC.takeD.call

35.A.impossiblyB.illegallyC.previouslyD.definitely

36.A.professionalB.nationalC.separateD.false

37.A.drinkingB.shoppingC.hikingD.hunting

38.A.payB.gatherC.relaxD.donate

39.A.busB.carC.supermarketD.house

40.A.highB.fastC.closeD.distant

41.A.coveringB.walkingC.cashD.duty

42.A.humorousB.romanticC.creativeD.friendly

43.A.impressiveB.icC.upsettingD.disappointing

44.A.guideB.employC.praiseD.greet

45.A.CelebratingB.SharingC.DefendingD.Judging

(2223高一下?四川樂(lè)山?期末)Earlyinmycollegeexperience,thechairofthedepartment,Susan,gaveme

amodelofleadership.Atfirst,shewasakindbut46person,herfieldwasnotinmyplannedareaof

research,andeverythingwasgoingwellwithme,soI47sheevenknewwhoIwas.

Then,afewmonthslater,IwasattackedbyseveralmenoneFridaynight.SusanemailedaskinghowIwas

doing.Iguessedshewas48doingherresponsibilityasaleaderandIsentabriefreply,thinkingour49

wouldendthere.

50,theemailskepting.WhenIfelt51,Susanpushedmetogetoutandconnectwithpeople.

WhenIwantedtoleavethePh.D.program,Susan52metocontinuedoingthework.Hersincerecareand

concernmademediscoverIcouldbesinceremyself53.Butdaysbeforethatterm,anemail54that

Susandiedfromaheartsurgery.Iwascrashedandlost.Inthefollowingweeks,Ireadhermessagesoverandover

again,helpingmegetthroughmy55.AndIpromisedtofollowherexample.

So,yearslater,Itriedtodevelopthesame56withmystudentslikeSusan.Atourweeklymeetings,I

invitedeachtosharea(an)57oftheirformeradvisor.Ididthe58aswell.Gradually,Ibuilta

rewardingrelationshipwithmystudents.

I'm59tohavehadtheopportunitytopayitforward.Itisourdutyto60studentsinallways.

46.A.distantB.differentC.absentD.lucky

47.A.worriedB.knewC.doubtedD.believed

48.A.simplyB.slightlyC.seriouslyD.truly

49.A.struggleB.exchangeC.matchD.program

50.A.OtherwiseB.ThereforeC.BesidesD.However

51.A.lonelyB.sleepyC.ashamedD.frightened

52.A.demandedB.encouragedC.requiredD.ordered

53.A.onpurposeB.inturnC.inshortD.ontime

54.A.remindedB.transferredC.informedD.contained

55.A.guiltB.tensionC.angerD.loss

56.A.desireB.loveC.griefD.ignorance

57.A.memoryB.interestC.ideaD.duty

58.A.experimentB.researchC.discussionD.sharing

59.A.certainB.confidentC.gratefulD.free

60.A.judgeB.prepareC.supportD.study

(2223高一下?陜西商洛?期末)Animalsheltersareusedtotakinginstray(走失的)dogs,butthisdog

namedLilocametoMcKameyAnimalCenteroffthestreetwithanaddedsurprised61.

“We62acallsayingthattherewasalargedogrunningaroundaneighborhoodandhadachain

attachedtoit,“saidLaurenMann,directorofadvancementattheChattanoogabasedshelter."So,our63

protectionteamwentoutand64herupasastrayandwhentheyputheronthetrucktobringherbackto

thecenter,we65thenote,whichread,6MynameisLilo.Pleaseloveme.Mymomcan'tkeepmeandis

homelesswithtwokids.Shetriedherbestbutcan'tgethelpl66toomuchforher.Shereallylovesmeand

I'magreatdog.^^^

“Itisoneofthe67thingsFveeverread,“Mannsaid."Thelastlinereallyhitusallhere,"Pleasedon't

68me.'WhenyoulookedatLilo,youcouldtellrightawaythatshewasverywell69andloved.That

was70thetruth.9,

Theshelterstaff71aboutLiloonsocialmedia,hopingtoconnectwithher72.About24hours

later,theygotacallfromsomeonesayingshewasLilo'smom.Afterbeing73,Liloandherfamilyhada

hardtimemissingeachotherandherfamilyregrettedforhavingletLilogo.Theyhadawonderfulreunionatthe

animalcenter.Everyonewasextremelyhappy,andtherewasnota74eyeintheroom.

ThegoalofanimalsheltersistokeepdogslikeLilohappyand75andsometimesthatmeansgoing

aboveandbeyondtoreunitethemwiththefamilythatlovesthem.

61.A.keyB.noteC.factD.prize

62.A.receivedB.deliveredC.madeD.accepted

63.A.localB.environmentC.cultureD.animal

64.A.gaveB.pickedC.wokeD.got

65.A.createdB.sentC.foundD.wrote

66.A.movedB.meantC.carriedD.cost

67.A.easiestB.saddestC.coolestD.wisest

68.A.feedB.stopC.beatD.treat

69.A.figuredoutB.settleddownC.triedoutD.caredfor

70.A.absolutelyB.regularlyC.usuallyD.eventually

71.A.providedB.reviewedC.postedD.reported

72.A.ownerB.friendC.panyD.teacher

73.A.involvedB.thrownC.cheatedD.separated

74.A.shyB.singleC.dryD.bright

75.A.safeB.reliableC.lovelyD.capable

(2223高一下?湖北武漢?期末)FightingforcountryandBeethoven

Sgt.JacobKohutfinallyhadsomedowntimeduringhis12hourshiftstandingguard.Hecouldhavespenthis

lonebreak76Instead,hesatinthe77ofaHumvee,fluteinhand,teachingstudentsviahislaptop

78toplayBeethoven's"OdetoJoy.”

Kohuthasbeeninthemilitaryfor11years.Healsohasbeenabandteacherformorethanadecade,andfor

thepastfiveyears,he's79musicattwoFairfaxCountyschools.

Whenhewascalledupfor80"myfirstthoughtwas,whataboutmykids?”saysKohut."Thelast

thingthesestudentsneedisa81intheirteaching.

Whenonduty,Kohufsdaysbeganinthemorningwithteachinghiselementaryclassremotely,82

thelessonmereminutesbeforehisGuardshiftstartedat10am.Laterintheday,duringhisbreak,hewouldgo

83toteachhismiddleschoolstudentsfromthebackofaHumvee.

MusichasalwaysbeenadrivingforceinKohufslife.Hewasa(n)84saxophoneplayerthroughout

highschool,studiedmusicincollege,andultimatelyearnedhisdoctorateinmusicposition.

“WhatIreallywantedwasto85SaysKohut.<6Mymom,asinglemother,wasamusicteacher.

Shewassuchagoodrolemodel.^^

Kohufs86dutyhascaughttheattentionofparentsatCanterburyWoodsElementary.

“Ijustwantedtosharehow87IamwithDr.Kohutthisweek,“SusiBrittainwroteinanemailto

Leipzig,"whathedidseemsso88theexpectationsofateacherinthesecircumstances.

Kohutinsistsheisnotdoinganythingextraordinary.Butduringthelongandsometimesstressfulhoursof

standingguard,Kohutsaidhisteachingtimeoffers89.

“Itbringsaboutunityand90hesays."Andthafswhattheworldneedsrightnow.”

76.A.nappingB.talkingC.eatingD.cooking

77.A.frontB.seatC.backD.end

78.A.whatB.howC.whenD.where

79.A.taughtB.learnedC.playedD.exercised

80.A.rightsB.obligationC.armyD.duty

81.A.disruptionB.burdenC.disturbanceD.turbulence

82.A.interruptingB.finishingC.startingD.inserting

83.A.insideB.outsideC.onlineD.offline

84.A.enthusiasticB.basicC.standardD.usual

85.A.studyB.teachC.showD.perform

86.A.dailyB.monC.doubleD.single

87.A.interestedB.connectedC.concernedD.impressed

88.A.beyondB.withinC.againstD.below

89.A.gratitudeB.moneyC.fortD.ease

90.A.appreciationB.peaceC.musicD.teamwork

,,

(2223高一下?安徽滁州?期末)FanJinshi,knownasthe"'DaughterofDunhuang?hasmadeprotectingand

researchingMogaoGrottoesherlifelongpassion.

InJuly1963,shortlyaftergraduatingfromPekingUniversity,FanmadeherwaytoDunhuangwithout91

toservethenation.Thelivingconditionstherewereextremely92withnofreshwaterorelectricity,only

oillampsandearthenbeds.Besides,shefelt93asthenewspaperswereprobablyamonthago.Thethought

ofleaving94throughhermind,butseeingthe95viewinthecaves,shetookrootsthere.

Toprotectthetreasure,Fanandhercolleaguesputdoorsonthecaves,plantedtreesandstartedmonitoring

temperatureinthecaves.MogaoGrottoestookonanewlook96theirefforts.

In1979,MogaoGrottoeswere97openedtotourists.Since2000,visitstoDunhuanghave98

fortheextendedholidays,causingsomemurals(壁畫(huà))tobeeseriouslydamagedorevendisappear.Faced99

this,Fandecidedtotakeresponsibilityforthecaves,strikingabalancebetweenheritageprotectionand

100.She101theideaofdigitizingDunhuangtopermanentlypreservethemurals,paintedculturesand

historicaldata.In2016DigitalDunhuangwas102online,enablingpeoplearoundtheworldtoenjoyclear

imagesofthecaves.103,Fanactivelypromotedinternationalexchangesandpartnershipsforthe

popularizationofMogaoGrottoes.

InDecember2018,Fanwasawardedthe104'"ReformPioneer^^bythenation.ThisMay,Fandonated

10millionyuantoPekingUniversitytopromotethestudyofDunhuang.Nowthe85yearoldFanJinshiisasbusy

as105,stilltoiling(辛苦)toconserveandmanagethecaves.

91.A.ideaB.planC.hesitationD.schedule

92.A.unhealthyB.toughC.pessimisticD.negative

93.A.delayedB.disturbedC.defeatedD.disconnected

94.A.glancedB.flashedC.hitD.happened

95.A.peacefulB.interestingC.breathtakingD.flexible

96.A.inspiteofB.intermsofC.onbehalfofD.onaccountof

97.A.officiallyB.exactlyC.eventuallyD.especially

98.A.rocketedB.arousedC.raisedD.inspired

99.A.overB.toC.uponD.with

100.A.researchB.rescueC.tourismD.improvement

101.A.lookedoutforB.cameupwithC.tookchargeofD.madeupfor

102.A.updatedB.loadedC.referredD.launched

103.A.MeantimeB.HoweverC.ThereforeD.Altogether

104.A.titleB.imageC.featureD.oute

105.A.neverB.thenC.everD.still

(2223高——下?福建龍巖?期末)KaziMannan,arestaurantowner,isknownforfeedinganyonewhetherthey

canpayfortheirmealornot.Helosthis106foreconomiccrisis(危機(jī))resultingfromtheepidemic.Then

thelocalmunitybegan107inthemostgenerousway.

Sincearegularcustomer108acampaign(活動(dòng))onlineforhisrestaurant,Mannanhasreceived

over$331,430frommorethan710people.The109keptrollingin.

“Iusedtosay'Don'tletanybody110,andpickthemup,Mannansaidtohisdonors."You

pickedmeup.Ihavetearsinmyeyes...tearsofjoy.Thankyou,111people.??

Thestreamingdonations112Mannanasthegenerousone.Monthsago,hewasservingup80

113mealstopeopleinneedeveryday."EverytimeIsawpeoplelookingforfoodinrubbish,myheart

114Mannansaid.Withtheepidemicworsening,thestreetsofdowntownbecame115aspeople

beganworkingfromhome.HehadtoH6hisrestaurant.

Notknowingwhattodo,theregularcustomerdecidedtostartacampaignforthepopularrestaurantin

Novemberlastyear.Heposted,“Wearelookingto117thisseason,sotherestaurantwon'tshutdown.

EverycentisH8importantinkeepingthisdreamandimportantmunityresourcealive,sopleasedo

whatyoucan.We119yoursupportandprayers.

Morethanamonthlater,withthecampaignstillgoing,peopleweresurethattherestaurantwouldmakeit

throughthosedifficulttimes.Asthesayinggoes,onegood120deservesanother.

106.A.jobB.familyC.businessD.savings

107.A.givingB.whisperingC.gatheringD.struggling

108.A.assessedB.supportedC.entrustedD.launched

109.A.mentsB.donationsC.advertisementsD.congratulations

110.A.regretB.cryC.fallD.plain

111.A.generousB.independentC.responsibleD.respectful

112.A.prepareB.considerC.seeD.promise

113.A.cheapB.freeC.tastyD.healthy

114.A.meltB.poundedC.racedD.sank

115.A.peacefulB.desertedC.oddD.orderly

116.A.promoteB.rescueC.decorateD.close

117.A.getthroughB.gothroughC.turntoD.adaptto

118.A.nearlyB.equallyC.slightlyD.simply

119.A.appreciateB.admitC.rewardD.spread

120.A.choiceB.moralC.turnD.principle

(2223高一下?江西南昌?期末)KristinmovedtoanewhomeinAustin,Texas.Oneday,Kristinneeded

backyardfurnitureforapartyandboughtsomedecorationsandapicnictablefromLowe's.Thedeliverydriver

setthetableJoaviiinherfrontyard121,whichgaveKristina(n)122tomakeuseofit."Afterthe

party,Ipaintedthetablegreenandputitinthefrontyard,justafewfeetfromthe123shesays.

Neighborsbegantostopbyto124themselvesandsitdownforachat.Kristininvitedpeopletojoin

heratthetableforcoffeeoricedtea."Itwasasimplewaytoslowdownand125others,9,shesays.The

tablewas126andhadamunal(共用的)feel.

Constructionworkersonjobsintheneighborhoodtooktheirlunch127atthetable.Ababysitter

walkingbywithyoungkidssatdowntorest.

Peopleoften128toinviteothersintotheirhomes.Theythinktheirhouseistoo129,ifsnot

bigenoughortheydon'thaveenoughtime."Ourperfectionismcancauseusto130onthejoyof

connectingwithothersJKristinsays.Herpicnictabletakesawaythe131一andthepressure.

“Fvelearnedthathospitality(熱’情)doesn'talwaysmean132peopletoamealorabigparty.At

thepicnictable,allIhavetodois133:'Shelikeshowitmakeshertakeasmallsteptowardreducing

134andbuildingrelationshipsinhermunity."People'sgreatestneedistoknowthattheyarelovedandthat

they135/shesays.

121.A.onpurposeB.bymistakeC.bychanceD.ontime

122.A.presentB.purposeC.inspirationD.opinion

123.A.houseB.sidewalkC.backyardD.frontyard

124.A.introduceB.challengeC.enjoyD.explain

125.A.agreewithB.consultwithC.dealwithD.connectwith

126.A.unusualB.beautifulC.invitingD.colorful

127.A.moneyB.breaksC.talksD.bags

128.A.postponeB.hopeC.desireD.hesitate

129.A.quietB.cleanC.messyD.expensive

130.A.giveoutB.workoutC.missoutD.pickout

131.A.excuseB.chanceC.beliefD-joy

132.A.providingB.influencingC.sharingD.treating

133.A.pickupB.showupC.standupD.warmup

134.A.lonelinessB.argumentC.troubleD.adventure

135.A.focusB.gatherC.belongD.care

(2223高一下?廣西南寧?期末)Forlong,aquestiondisturbedalittleboy.Hecouldn'tunderstandwhyhis

nextdeskpal(同伴)couldrank1stwheneverhewantedto,whilehehimself136to.

Athome,hedespondentlyaskedhisMom,“Mom,amImore137thanothers?IfeelIstudyashard

ashim,butwhydoI138laybehind?^^Staringathim,shewent139,notknowinghowto

explain.

Shefeltanimpulse(沖動(dòng))tosay,"Youaretoo140.Youarenotreallyashardworkingasothers...9,.

Butshestopped,141sheknewhersonwassufferingfromthepainsof142gradesandrankings.

Shethoughtitcrueltoaddanyadditionalburdentohissonandwastryingtofindouta143answer.

Timewentbyquickly,thesonfinishedprimaryschool.Althoughhisstudyingwasharderandbetter,hewas

stillunableto144hispal.Toshowherprideofhim,Momdecidedtotakehimtothesea.Duringthetrip,

shemanagedtogiveoutananswer.

Now,thesonnolonger145hisrankings,because,withthe1stranking,hewas146to

HarvardUniversity.

Backhomeinwintervacation,hewasinvitedtogiveaspeechtothestudentsandparentsinhishighschool.

Inthespeech,hementioneda(n)147experienceinhischildhood."WhenmymotherandIwerelying

onthebeach,shepointedtothefrontandsaid,'Doyouseetheseabirdsflyingforfoodoverthere?Whenthe

148enear,littlebirdscanescapequickly149"clumsy“seagullswouldtakemoretimetoplete

theprocess.However,haveyounoticedbirdsthat150flyacrosstheendlessoceanare“clumsy”(笨拙

的)seagulls?59,

136.A.failedB.decidedC.refusedD.afforded

137.A.foolishB.rudeC.stupidD.careless

138.A.neverB.alwaysC.hardlyD.even

139.A.wrongB.worriedC.wordlessD.crazy

140.A.youngB.energeticC.smartD.lazy

141.A.althoughB.forC.ifD.that

142.A.worryingB.surprisingC.doubtingD.unsatisfying

143.A.perfectB.harmoniousC.naturalD.ordinary

144.A.getthroughB.keepupwithC.parewithD.eacross

145.A.caresaboutB.woniesaboutC.wondersaboutD.doubtsabout

146.A.invitedB.weledC.admittedD.quit

147.A.valuableB.meaningfulC.interestingD.unexpected

148.A.timeB.foodC.windD.wave

149.A.andB.whileC.butD.since

150.A.finallyB.immediatelyC.suddenlyD.gradually

(2223高一下?重慶江津?期末)Thedaybeforeyesterday,mybrother,Jack,andIwereplayingaboutinthe

bedroom,hittingoneanotherwithpillowsandbooks.Then,awhiteporcelain(瓷制的)151onthetable,

unexpectedly,

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