2022年全国高考英语新题型专练（阅读七选五+完形填空，含答案）

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2022ᐰὃ⚪⌱▅⌱+ஹ▅⌱-Asachildgrowsup,youmaywonderhowyoucanteachhimtobecomearespectfuladult.]Achildwholearnstorespectnotonlylearnstoreceiverespectfromothersinkind,butalsolearntorespecthimself.•Showhimrespect.Thisisthebestwaytoteachyourchildhowtorespectothers.Listentoyourchildattentivelyandhewilllearntolistentoyou,understandinghowimportantthisisincommunication.2Themoreyousay“please"and“thankyou”toyourchild,themorelikelyhewilllearntousethem.Politenessthenbecomesanormalpartofanyconversation.•Agreetodisagree.3Explainyourdecisionsothathewillunderstandyouandexpectrespectfulresponses.Disagreeingwithyoudoesn'tnecessarilymeandisobedience.•Controlyourimpulsetooverreact.

1Whenasituationarises,staycalmandkeepinmindthatyouaresupposedtobemodelingcorrectbehavior.4•Praise,praise,praise!Somuchisfocusedonwhatachilddoeswrongandhowtocorrectitthathisaccomplishmentsarenotcelebratedenough.5A.Teachmannersbyusingpoliterequestsandresponses.B.Trytorememberthatachildwon'talwaysagreewithyou.C.Respectisnecessaryforameaningfulandsuccessfullife.D.Ifheseesyouloseyourtemper,heismorelikelytorespondthatwayinfuture.E.Achildmayactashepleases,andhewillliveahappylife.F.Seeingachildexhibitrespectfulbehavior,makesureheknowshowproudyouareofhim.G.Respectfulbehaviorisalwaysaccompaniedbybadbehaviorasachild.!ᫀ#CABDFNowadays,e-dictionariesaremoreandmorepopularamongstudents.Theymaybelighterandcompacter$%Ḅthananypaperdictionary.]However,e-dictionariesshouldbelimitedintheiruseinclassrooms,fortherearemanylimits.

22InJapan,pricesrangefrom10,000yen($100)to40,000yen,dependingonhowmanyfunctionsyouwantandhowfashionableyouare.AtrustyRandomHousepaperdictionarycosts$12.95plustax.E-dictionariesaremorefragile.Dropyourpaperdictionary.Goahead.Holditaboveyourheadanddropit.3E-dictionarieshavekeypads.4Besides,itismoretime-consumingthanlookingthroughpagesandusingtheindexatthetopofeachpage.Finally,lefsconsidermakingcorrectionsoradditions.Whenyoufindsomethingyou'dliketochangeinthee-dictionary,youcanpencilinsomenoteswiththepapertype.5A.However,itisimpossibletodosowithakeypadmodel.B.Theymayevencontainmorewordsandexpressions.C.Typinginthespellingofawordisharder.D.Now,trythiswithanylightweightplastice-dictionary,andyou'llbepickingupthepieces.E.Thathuge,heavypaperdictionarythatyouseeinyourlibrarylookslikeabuildingblockinsizeandweight.F.E-dictionarieshaveadvantagesaswellasdisadvantages.G.E-dictionariesaremuchmoreexpensive.!ᫀ#BGDCA

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HowtobesuccessfulinschoolSuccessinschoolisbasedonyourgradesaswellasthefriendsyoumake.Beattentiveinclassandraiseyourhandtoanswerquestions.Moststudentsinschoolaresuccessful,butsomearen't.]Rememberyouareinschooltolearn.Studymoreaboutthestuffyouarelearning.2Tostartwith,askyourmomoryourdadtogiveyousomequestionsaboutwhatyou'relearning.Ifanyiswrong,trytoredoit.Ifyougethighgrades,youwillbeabletogetascholarshiptoanycollegeofyourchoice.Evenifyouarenotplanningtogotocollege,agoodhighschoolreportcardwillgetyouabetterjob.Smileandbefriendlytoothers.Atruesmilebringsoutyourkindquality!Givethemhonestpraisewhenyoutalktothem.3Donottalkaboutothers,donotgossip,butbehelpfultoothersiftheyneedyou.Bepoliteatalltimes.4Howyouactinhighschoolisalsoreflectedonyourhighschoolrecords.Theserecordsremainwithyouforeverandcouldbethedifferencebetweenbecominghighlysuccessfulandunsuccessful.

4Besociable.Studyisimportant,butdon'tignoreyourfriendsbecauseofit.5Ifyouarealwaysbusywheneveryourfriendswanttochatwithyou,itwillbeahugewarningsign.A.Ifyoudon't,youwon'tdowellinit.B.Popularityisnotasimportantasyourfuture.C.Showthemyouareinterestedinmakingfriendswiththem.D.Readthisarticletohelpyourselfbecomesuccessful.E.Sparesometimeforthemtohangoutorgotoamovie.F.Howyoubehavetowardsothersreflectsyourpersonalquality.G.Understandthatnoteverypersonyoumeetwantstobecomeyourfriend.!ᫀ#DACFE'Intheworldnothingismoreimportantthanhealth.Ifpeopletookawayourmoney,houses,cars,orevenourclothes,wecouldstillsurvive.]Thenhowcanwekeephealthy?Firstofall,weshouldeathealthily.Iusuallyavoideatingfoodhighinfat,likeFrenchfriesorcookies,whicharejunkfood.2Ionlyeatlittlemeat.3Ithelpsusbuildastrongbody.Regularexerciseisanimportantpartofkeepingmehealthy.Inaddition,I

5thinkfriendsareanimportantpartofone'shealth.4Ialwaysfeelbetterwhen1amwithfriendsthanwhenIamalone.WhenIamwithmyfriends,Ialwayslaugh.Laughingisalsoanimportantpartofhealth.Itisgoodtostaywithmyfriends.Byeatingproperlyandexercisingregularly,Icankeepmybodyataproperweightandkeephealthy.Byspendingtimewithmyfriends,Icankeepmymindaswellasmybodyhappy.Thesethingssoundeasytodo,butnotmanypeoplecanmanagethem.5A.Whafsmore,takingexerciseisveryimportant.B.Somepeopleappearfatbecausetheyofteneattoomuch.C.Ithinkastrongwillisnecessaryifwewanttokeepfit.D.Ieatalotofvegetablesandfreshfruitswhicharefullofvitamins.E.Therearesomepeoplewholikestayingalone,buttheykeephealthy.F.Butifourhealthweretakenaway,wecouldsurelydie.G.Manystudiesshowthatpeoplewithfewfriendsoftengetsick.ᫀFDAGCEveryoneknowshowimportanttreesaretothewell-beingoftheearth.1Byprovidingshadeforpeopletoenjoytimeoutside,treescanshadeourhomestokeepthemcoolerinthesummertime.

6TheycanhideunsightlyḄviews,reducenoisefromnearbyroads,andserveaswindbreaks.Manytypesalsoproduceflowersandfruit.Thesetallplantssimplymakeourhomesandneighborhoodsmoreattractive.ChoosingTrees2Plantingatreeisalong-termproject.Largeshadevarieties,especially,takealongtimetogrow.Andonceplanted,theyaredifficulttomove.Treescanalsobeasignificantfinancialinvestment,soifsimportanttochoosewisely.3Youmaynothaveroomtogrowallthetypesyouwanttotry.Sotakethetimetochooseaplantyoulikethatalsowillgrowwellintheconditionsyoucanprovide.Treesvarywidelyintheirneedforspace,light,andsoilconditions.CareOnceyou'vemadeachoice,you'llneedtoprepareyoursiteforplanting.Youmayneedtocleartheareaofothervegetationandimprovethesoilwithorganicmattersuchasfertilizerandnutrients.Ifyouplantatreeyourself,carefullyfollowtheinstructionsgivenbythenurseryorread“HowtoPlantaTree”.4Providingpropercareafterit'splantedisalsoimportant._5

7Feedregularly,waterdeeply,andprune()themcarefully,sotheybecomestrongandhealthy.Matureplantsusuallydon'tneedtobewateredorfertilized.A.Theyalsoprovidehomesforwildlife.B.Yoursuccessdependsonproperplanting.C.Manyyardshavespaceforonlyafewlargeplants.D.Youngplantsshouldbebabiedforthefirstfewyears.E.Theydeveloplargerootsystemsandcangrowbythemselves.F.Whenyouareplantingtrees,ifswisetoplanyourselectionscarefully.G.Butdoyouknowtherearealsomanyadvantagesofgrowingtheminyourownyard?!ᫀ#GFCBD*Somepeoplelearnasecondlanguageeasily.Otherpeoplehavetroublelearninganewlanguage.Howcanyouhelpyourselflearnanewlanguage,suchasEnglish?]♦Bepatient.Youdonothavetounderstandeverythingallatonce.2Wecanlearnfromourmistakes.♦PracticeyourEnglish.

8Forexample,writeinajournaleveryday.YouwillgetusedtowritinginEnglish,andyouwillfeelcomfortableexpressingyourideasinEnglish.Afterseveralweeks,youwillseethatyourwritingisimproving.3_Youcanpracticewithyourclassmatesoutsideclass.Youwillallmakemistakes,butgraduallyyouwillbecomecomfortablecommunicatinginEnglish.♦4BepositiveaboutlearningEnglishandbelievethatyoucandoit.Ifyoubelievethatyoucanlearn,youwilllearn.♦Keeparecordofyourlanguagelearning.Aftereachclass,thinkaboutwhatyoudid.Didyouansweraquestioncorrectly?Didyouunderstandsomethingtheteacherexplained?PerhapsthelessonwasdifHcult,butyoutriedtounderstandit.5Itisimportanttopracticeeverydayandmakearecordofyourachievements.YouwillenjoylearningEnglish,andyouwillhavemoreconfidenceinyourself.A.FeelconfidentaboutlearningEnglish.B.Writetheseachievementsinyourjournal.C.Besides,youmustspeakEnglisheveryday.D.Makingmistakesisanunavoidablepartinyourlife.

9E.Shareyourachievementwithyourparentsandfriends.F.Itisnaturalforyoutomakemistakeswhenyoulearnsomethingnew.G.ThefollowingareseveraltipstomakelearningEnglishalittleeasierandmoreinteresting.ᫀGFCAB+ஹTodayI'mamemberoftheUNGlobalEducationFirstInitiativeYouthAdvocacyGroup.Itall_1whenIwasinsecondaryschool.IjoinedaUNESCOclub,a(n)2thatbringsstudentstogethertodiscussschoolmattersandthepressingthings3them.Aftersecondaryschool,Ivolunteeredwithnon-governmentalorganizations.ItwasthenthatIbeganto4alotaboutcommunitydevelopment.Iparticipatedinprojectsastopeaceandenvironment.5thedevelopmentofmycommunitywasagreatpleasureforme.Imetmany6assomepeopletookvolunteerworklightly.Theyfeltit7time,orthoughtworkingwithoutasalarywas8.Evensomefriendsandrelativestriedtopersuademeto9volunteering.Allofthesegotmetofeelvery10atsomepoint,butIcouldnotgiveup11itwasanextremelyworthwhilecause.Idecidednottopayattentiontotheir12buttoconcentrateonmywork.Oneday,a

10groupofyoungpeoplecametomeandsaidtheywereall13forthechangesIhadbroughtintotheirlives14peer,-.education.Iwassohappyandrealizedwhen15ourownjudgment,wecouldcreateinfluences.1.A.startedB.pausedC.continuedD.worked2.A.companyB.stageC.platformD.opportunity3.A.impressingB.convincingC.excitingD.concerning4.A.appreciateB.requireC.watchD.argue5.A.TakingtoB.AttendingtoC.CommittingtoD.Adaptingto6.A.conditionsB.barriersC.praisesD.opinions7.A.killedB.wastedC.occupiedD.saved8.A.beneficialB.movingC.meaninglessD.curious9.A.quitB.changeC.valueD.consider10.A.embarrassedB.discouragedC.determinedD.worried11.A.becauseB.unlessC.eventhoughD.asif12.A.imageB.appearanceC.behaviorD.advice13.A.famousB.gratefulC.confidentD.eager14.A.forB.underC.beyondD.through15.A.thinkingaboutB.settingasideC.relyingonD.turningdown

11!ᫀ#1—5ACDAC6—10BBCAB11—15ADBDC2020•0123WhenMrs.Greentoldherpupilstodrawapictureofsomethingforwhichtheywerethankful,shethoughthowlittlethesechildreninaan
1neighborhood,hadtobethankfulfor.Mostofthe2woulddrawpicturesofturkeys45orofThanksgivingtablesfullofeverything3toeat.Thatwaswhattheybelievedwas4them.WhatmadeMrs.Green5wasDavid'spicture.Davidwassodisappointedandlikelytobe6closeinhisshadowastheywentoutsideforbreaks.David'sdrawingwas7_this:Ahand,whosehand?Theclasswasstronglyattractedbyhisimage.“IthinkitmustbethehandofGod8usfood,"saidonestudent.“A9saidanother,^becausetheyraisetheturkeys.^^MItlooksmorelikeapoliceman,andthey,10us.”"Ithink,wLucysaidseriously,Mthatitis11tobeallthehandsthathelpus,butDavidcouldonlydrawoneofthem.^^Mrs.GreenhadalmostforgottenDavidinher12atfindingtheclasssoresponsiveᐳ7Ḅ.Havingtheothersworkingonanotherproject,shebentoverhis13andaskedwhosehanditwas.Davidwhispered,MIfsyours,Teacher.^^

12ThenMrs.Green_14_shehadtakenDavidbythehandfromtimetotime;sheoftendidthatwiththechildren.Butthatitshouldhave15somuchtoDavid...Perhaps,shethoughtthiswasherThanksgiving,andeverybody'sThanksgiving—notthethingsgiventous,butthesmallwaysthatwegivesomethingtoothers.1.A.betteringB.developingC.interestingD.worsening2.A.classB.schoolC.groupD.boys3.A.rareB.deliciousC.expensiveD.fit4.A.convincedofB.informedofC.warnedofD.expectedof5.A.satisfiedB.touchedC.amazedD.encouraged6.A.foundB.shutC.hiddenD.stuck7.A.onlyB.simplyC.clearlyD.exactly8.A.fetchingB.earningC.sendingD.bringing9.A.workerB.carpenterC.farmerD.banker10.A.bringB.protectC.watchD.guard11.A.provedB.knownC.saidD.supposed12.A.surpriseB.prideC.pleasureD.wonder13.A.pictureB.bookC.schoolbagD.desk14.A.realizedB.wishedC.rememberedD.believed15.A.sensedB.meantC.accountedD.affected!ᫀ#1—5DABDC6—10ABDCB11—15DCDCB

1320218ḕ:ὶὃ23ThishappenedwhenIwasten.OnanormalSunday,IwenttothebarbershopwhereIalwayswent.Thatday,alongwiththebarbertherewasanassistant,whohadrecently1theshop.SoIsatforthehaircut.Theuncleaskedmehow2Iwantedit.Ianswered,MJustdoasmydadhad_3_youthelasttime.”Hesmiled.Beforestartingthe_4_,headded,wWhatifIkeepitlong?”I5hewasjoking.SoIjokedtoo.Isaid,“Ican't6whatwouldhappentoyourshopthen!”ThemomentIsaidit,theassistant_7_frombehind.wHowdaredoyousaythat!Whoareyoutotakeusdown,eh?”IadmitIwastoo8_atthatmomentandtheunclestandingbesidemewasgivingmean9look.Fromthatdayon,I10stoppedjokingaboutanyone'sprofessionandworks.Itisoneofthemost11incidentsinmylife,whichtaughtmeto12theprofessionandworksofaperson,nomatterhow13theyare.Fm14thattheassistantrespondedinawaythatmademerethinkthepowerofmywords.Wordsdomakea15.1.A.leftB.openedC.joinedD.visited2.A.muchB.longC.oftenD.soon

143.A.instructedB.invitedC.promisedD.convinced4.A.discussionB.journeyC.trainingD.haircut5.A.agreedB.heardC.hopedD.knew6.A.forgetB.tolerateC.guaranteeD.understand7.A.urgedB.shoutedC.laughedD.helped8.A.angryB.proud'C.scaredD.curious9.A.anxiousB.appealingC.encouragingD.awkward10.A.suddenlyB.completelyC.temporarilyD.regularly11.A.importantB.excitingC.strangeD.interesting12.A.learnB.enterC.changeD.respect13.A.hardB.smallC.goodD.complex14.A.sorryB.confidentC.gratefulD.embarrassed15.A.differenceB.mistakeC.choiceD.joke!ᫀ#1—5CBADD6—10CBCDB11—15ADBCA2015•ᡂ=>?@ឋBCRoland,acarpenterinVirginia,andSheilahadthreekids—twoboysandonebaby,Jessica.Thebabyhadbeeninandoutof1forthelastyearbecauseofseveraldiseases.Shewasveryweakandsick.Thedoctorswerenot2thatshewouldliveanotheryear.TakingcareofJessicawassocostlythatthefamilyfeltithardto3it.Thingswerebad.Rolandsawno4attheendofthistunnel.

15Thenhesawa(n)5inthenewspaper:"Securityguardsandcontractworkers6.$100,000ayear.First$80,000taxfree.$20,0007forextendingcontractanextrayear.^^Hecalledthenumber.The8wasbusy,buthekeptcallingandfinallygotthrough.He9thatthejobswerealltaken,buttheytoldhimplentyofjobswere10available.Theysaid,theywouldgivehimtwoweeksof11inTexas.ThentheywouldflyhimtoIraqforhisjob.RolandtoldSheilahehadto12thisjob.Heknewitwasdangerous;hemightgetinjuredorkilled,butthemoneywasonlytoo13.Plus,thefamilywouldhavefullmedicalbenefits,whichwouldenablethebabytogetthe14sheneeded.Rolandsaidifhe15thefirstyear,hewouldprobably16forthebonusandasecondyear.ButSheilawasworried.Sheasked,uWhatifyougetkilled?Whatarewegoingtodo17you?w“Youcan'tthinklikethat,honey,whesaid."You'vegottobe18.Thinkabouthowwelloffwe'Hbeintwoorthree19afterIbringbackallthatmoney.ThisisthebestthingIcandoforthis20Sheilahuggedhimandsobbed.UIdon'twantyoutogo.”1.A.bedB.hospitalC.sightD.time2.A.confidentB.awareC.worriedD.surprised3.A.countB.affordC.putD.face4.A.signB.trafficC.trainD.light

165.A.advertisementB.articleC.pictureD.job6.A.wantedB.employedC.foundD.offered7.A.incomeB.salaryC.bonusD.tax8.A.lineB.telephoneC.interviewerD.operator9.A.believedB.fearedC.hopedD.knew10.A.almostB.hardlyC.stillD.even11.A.thinkingB.trainingC.holidayD.salary12.A.takeB.keepC.refuseD.offer13.A.muchB.touchingC.hardD.inviting14.A.moneyB.careC.schoolingD.food15.A.heldB.failedC.survivedD.died16.A.hangonB.moveonC.signupD.endup17.A.forB.beyondC.withD.without18.A.diligentB.independentC.carefulD.positive19.A.yearsB.seasonsC.monthsD.weeks20.A.purposeB.reasonC.familyD.country!ᫀ#1—5BABDA6—10ACABC11—15BADBC16—20CDDAC2015DEFGHI2Theeyesareoneofthemostexpressiveinstrumentsofbodylanguage.Keith,seventeen,fromMontclair,NewJersey,learnedthehardwayaboutone1theeyescanmake."Ihadateacherwho2

17heavilyonclassroomdiscussion,MKeithsays."Heseemedtohaveastrong3toknowjustwhen1didn'thavetheanswer.Icouldn'tj[howhecouldbeso5.Thenitdawnedon⌲KL.MNme.6_Ididn'tknowtheanswer.Iwould7lookingathim.WhenIdidknowwhattosay,Ialwaysstaredstraightback8him.Fromthatmomenton,I9myselftolookhimintheeye,10Iknewtheanswerornot.Thattrickhas11mealotoftrouble.”Manypeople,12somepolicemen,believeeyecontactisagood13ofhonesty.Ifsomeonecan'tlookatyoudirectlyintheeye,thenheorsheisnotplaying14,theyinsist.Aftermanyexperiments,15,anumberofexpertshavefoundoutthatgoodliarscanmakefalseeyecontact.Eyecontact,thoughnotasure16ofhonesty,isaclearwaytoshowinterestinanotherperson.Whenapersonlooksatyouandcontinuestodoso,youknowhisattentionis17onyon.Whenheturnshisheadaway,hismindisprobably18.Butthereis19.Ashypersonmayhavetroublemakingandkeepingeyecontact,nomatterhowinterestedheisintheotherperson.Andcertainnationalities,suchastheBritishandGermans,aremuch20oriented〉Ptoeyeball-to-eyeballcontactthan,say,theFrenchandtheArabs.1.A.letterB.noticeC.messageD.news2.A.lookedB.gradedC.livedD.took

183.A.abilityB.bodyC.mindD.way4.A.figureoutB.speakoutC.turnoutD.putout5.A.slowB.sharpC.boringD.cautious6.A.ThefirsttimeB.LasttimeC.EachtimeD.Attimes7.A.hateB.enjoyC.likeD.avoid8.A.onB.atC.inD.of9.A.allowedB.forbadeC.taughtD.persuaded10.A.whenB.whetherC.ifD.unless11.A.savedB.givenC.increasedD.offered12.A.exceptB.addingC.besideD.including13.A.lessonB.wayC.chanceD.test14.A.honestlyB.effectivelyC.efficientlyD.constantly15.A.furthermoreB.moreoverC.howeverD.otherwise16.A.expressionB.meansC.signD.trick17.A.discoveredB.lainC.putD.fixed18.A.anywhereB.nowhereC.elsewhereD.everywhere19.A.exceptionB.expectationC.questionD.adaptation20.A.worseB.lessC.tooD.enough!ᫀ#1—5CBAAB6—10CDBCB11—15ADDAC16—20CDCAB2015DEQᜧ▬H>2

19AsakidIlovedeverythingaboutschool.Ilovedbooks,1,testsandhomework.MostofallIlongedtosomedaymarchdowntheaisleT⍝toreceivemy2.Thatseemedmoreappealingeventhangettingmarried.Butat15,1hadto3becausemyparents4affordtuition.Myhopeofgettingadiplomawasdead.Prettysoon,Imarried.Ihadthreechildren,andIthought,“There5mvdiploma.^^Evenso,Iwantedmychildrentobeeducated.ButLinda,ouryoungestchild,hadjuvenilearthritisVᐵ⁚Yinher6andknees,whichmadeit7forhertofunctionZ[inanormalclassroom.Oneday,Isawanadinthenewspaperforeveningcourses.“That'stheanswer,“Isaidtomyself.Lindaalwaysfeels8intheevening,soFHjustsignherupfornightschool.Lindawasbusy9outenrollmentᐭIformswhenthesecretarysaid,"MrsSchantz,whydon'tyoucomebackto10?”I11,“There'snoway!I'm55!”12heinsisted,andbeforeIknewwhatIhaddone,IwasenrolledforclassesinEnglishandcrafts.wThisisonlyanexperiment,MI13him,buthejustsmiled.Tomysurprise,bothLindaandIthrived^ᡂ_ineveningschool.Iwentbackagainthenextsemester,andmygrades14improved.

20Itwas15goingtoschoolagain,butitwasnogame.Sittinginaclassfullofkidswasawkward,16mostofthemwererespectfulandencouraging.Duringtheday,Istillhadloadsofhouseworktodo.ButwhenIwasdown,Lindaencouragedme."Mom,youcan't17now!”Andwhenshewasdown,I18her.Togetherwesawitthrough.Atlast,Igotmydiploma.19,myclassmatesvotedunanimously—*bᙢformetobeclassspeaker,andIgota$3,000collegescholarship.Yes,Mom,Iwaslateforschool,butIgotthere20.1.A.parentsB.teachersC.treesD.flowers2.A.jobB.presentC.certificationD.diploma3.A.dropoutB.watchoutC.keepoutD.findout4.A.wouldn'tB.couldn'tC.shouldn'tD.needn,t5.A.goesB.comesC.existsD.breaks6.A.handsB.headC.eyesD.stomach7.A.likelyB.frequentC.easyD.impossible8.A.worseB.excitedC.betterD.annoyed9.A.givingB.takingC.OilingD.sending10.A.workB.schoolC.homeD.office11.A.laughedB.toldC.arguedD.shouted12.A.AndB.ButC.AlthoughD.So13.A.informedB.askedC.warnedD.convinced

2114.A.regularlyB.happilyC.steadilyD.naturally15.A.interestingB.disappointingC.concernedD.exciting16.A.asifB.evenifC.incaseD.ifonly17.A.continueB.restC.quitD.hesitate18.A.raisedB.discouragedC.cheeredD.defeated19.A.TomysurpriseB.TomysatisfactionC.TomyreliefD.Tomycredit20.A.naturallyB.frequentlyC.constantlyD.eventually!ᫀ#1—5BDABA6—10ADCCB11—15ABCCD16—20BCCAD2015•dᓅ⊝gHI>hẆInthe1450sJohannesGutenberg,aGermanprinter,developedanewprintingpressᓺᑵl.Thensingleletterscouldbe1inlinestocreateapageoftext.Thelettersweremadeofmetal.Eachonecouldbe2todifferentpartsofthepress,dependingonwhichwordswere3onacertainpage.Thiswasoneofthemostimportant4inthehistoryofprinting.5_,mostbookshadbeencreatedbycopyingouttextbyhand.The6ofasinglebookwouldtakemanyhoursorevendays.WiththeGutenbergpress,7couldbeprintedinseveralseconds,andmanycopiesofbookscouldbecreatedinseveralseconds,andmanycopiesofbookscouldbecreatedinafewhours.

22Gutenberg'sprintingpresswasnotsomucha(n)8_,however,asanimprovementofdevelopingtechnologies.TheChinesewerethefirsttousewoodenblocks(ᩈo!|᱐),asearlyasthe8thcentury.Thengreat9wasmadearound1040.ThemovabletypewasinventedbyBiShenginChina.European10theprintingmethodscenturieslater.AnothercontributiontoGutenberg'ssystemalsocomefromtheEast,11.TheChineseinventedpaperusing12materials,includingoldclothes.ThekindoftheinexpensivepaperwasintroducedintoEuropein1000orso.Thiskindofpaperwas13forthenewEuropeanprintingpresses,14ittookintheonlyinkrequiredforthemetaltype.Printingsoonbecameanimportant15inarapidlygrowingworld.By1500,nearly35,000bookswereinprintworldwide.Buttheprintingpressdidnot16alotforalongtime.Inthe19thcentury,however,iron17woodinthepress'framework.Andpaperbecame18incontinuousrollsratherthanmoreexpensivesinglepieces.Steamengines19thespeedatwhichthepressran.Inthelate1900s,theintroductionofbetterpressesgreatly20thetimeittooktoturnideasintobooks.1.A.usedB.putC.readD.written2.A.shownB.turnedC.movedD.added3.A.neededB.lostC.collectedD.found

234.A.challengedB.studiesC.discoveriesD.developments5.A.RecentlyB.ImmediatelyC.PreviouslyD.Finally6.A.discussionB.productionC.instructionD.preparation7.A.pagesB.ideasC.modelsD.characters8.A.attractionB.expressionC.competitionD.invention9.A.accidentB.researchC.progressD.situation10.A.believedB.followedC.testedD.required11.A.paperB.woodC.lettersD.metal12.A.fineB.thinC.heavyD.cheap13.A.uselessB.specialC.goodD.impossible14.A.asB.althoughC.untilD.unless15.A.fashionB.industryC.trickD.belief16.A.applyB.helpC.workD.change17.A.replacedB.controlledC.becameD.protected18.A.necessaryB.availableC.normalD.valuable19.A.reachedB.limitedC.increasedD.kept20.A.madeB.allowedC.wastedD.reduced!ᫀ#1—5BCADC6—10BADCB11—15ADCAB16—20DABCD2015uvOneoftheeasiestthingsintheworldistobecomeafault-finder.However,lifecanbe1whenyouarenotbusyfindingfaultwithit.

24SeveralyearsagoI2aletterfromseventeen-year-oldKerry,whodescribedherselfasaworld-classfault-finder,almostalways3bythings.Peoplewerealwaysdoingthingsthatannoyedher,and4wasevergoodenough.Shewashighlyself-criticalandalsofoundfaultwithherfriends.Shebecameareally5person.Unfortunately,ittookahorribleaccidenttochangeher6.Herbestfriendwasseriouslyhurtinacarcrash.Whatmadeitalmost7todealwithwasthatthedaybeforethe8,Kerryhadvisitedherfriendandhadspentthewholetimecriticizingher9ofboyfriends,thewayshewasliving,thewaysherelatedtohermother,andvariousotherthingsshefeltsheneededto10.Itwasn'tuntilherfriendwasbadlyhurtthatKerrybecame11herhabitoffindingfault.Veryquickly,shelearnedtoappreciateliferatherthanto12everythingsoharshlyowJↈ.Shewasabletotransferhernewwisdomtootherpartsofher13aswell.Perhapsmostofusaren'tasextremeatfault-finding,14whenwe'rehonest,wecanbesharply15oftheworld.I'mnotsuggestingyou16problems,orthatyoupretendthingsare17thantheyare,butsimplythatyoulearntoallowthingstobeastheyare-18mostofthetime,andespeciallywhenifsnotareallybig19.Trainyourselfto"biteyourtongue”andwithalittle20,you'llgetreallygoodatlettingthingsgo.Andwhenyoudo,youUIgetback

25yourenthusiasmandloveforlife.1.A.lonelyB.greatC.quietD.uneasy2.A.receivedB.answered1C.expectedD.rejected3.A.threatenedB.interruptedC.botheredD.spoiled4.A.anythingB.everythingC.somethingD.nothing5.A.caringB.boringC.interestingD.surprising6.A.attitudeB.planC.measureD.explanation7.A.urgentB.unnecessaryC.certainD.impossible8.A.occasionB.eventC.accidentD.adventure9.A.memoryB.noticeC.evidenceD.choice10.A.hearB.contributeC.expressD.admit11.A.awareofB.afraidofC.curiousaboutD.confusedabout12.A.discussB.realizeC.judgeD.settle13.A.familyB.lifeC.careerD.education14.A.soB.orC.butD.for15.A.proudB.sureC.hopefulD.critical16.A.faceB.createC.solveD.ignore17.A.rarerB.betterC.strangerD.worse18.A.atleastB.atlastC.byfarD.sofar19.A.taskB.dealC.resultD.duty20.A.practiceB.speechC.restD.pity!ᫀ#1—5BACDB6—10ADCDC11—15ACBCD

2616—20DBABA2015yzSincefinishingmystudiesatHarvardandOxford,I'vewatchedonefriendafteranotherlandhigh-ranking,high-payingWallStreetjobs.Asexecutives{|ᳮ.ᕒwithbanks,consultingfirms,establishedlawfirms,andmajorcorporations,manyarenow1ontheirwaytoimpressivecareers.Bysociety's2,theyseemtohaveitmade.Onthesurface,thesepeopleseemtobeveryluckyinlife.Astheyleftstudentlifebehind,manyhada3drinkattheircheapbutfriendlylocalbar,shookhandswithlongtimeroommates,and4outofsmallapartmentsintohighbuildings.Theymadereservationsatrestaurantswherethecostofabottleofwine5acollegeyear'smonthlyrent.Theyreplacedtheirbelovedoldcarswithexpensivenewsportscars.Thethingis,anumberofthemhave6thatdespitetheirsuccess,theyaren'thappy.Some7ofunfriendlycoworkersandfeelsadforeight-hourworkweeksdevotedtotasksthey8.Somedonotrespectthecompaniestheyworkforandtalkoffeelingtiredand9.However,insteadofdevotingthemselvestotheirwork,theyfindthemselvesworkingtosupportthe10towhichtheyhavesoquicklybecome11.

27Peopleoftenspeakoftryingamoresatisfyingpath,and12intheendtheideaofleavingtheirjobstoworkforsomethingthey13orfindingapositionthatwouldgivethemmoretimewiththeirfamiliesalmostalwaysleadsthemtothesameconclusion:it's14.Theyhaveloans,bills,amortgageto15.retirementtosavefor.Theyrecognizethere'ssomething16intheirlives,butit's17tostepoffthetrack.Inasocietythattendsto18everythingintermsofdollarsandcents,welearnfromayoungagetoconsiderthecostsofour19infinancialterms.Butwhataboutthepersonalandsocialcosts20inpursuingmoneyovermeaning?Theseareexactlythekindsofcostsmanyofustendtoignore—andtheveryonesweneedtoconsidermost.1.A.muchB.neverC.seldomD.well2.A.policiesB.standardsC.experimentsD.regulations3.A.lastB.leastC.secondD.best4.A.cycledB.movedC.slidD.looked5.A.sharedB.paidC.equaledD.collected6.A.advertisedB.witnessedC.admittedD.demanded7.A.complainB.dreamC.hearD.approve8.A.distributeB.hateC.applaudD.neglect9.A.calmB.guiltyC.warmD.empty

2810.A.familyB.governmentC.lifestyleD.project11.A.accustomedB.appointedC.uniqueD.available12.A.yetB.alsoC.insteadD.rather13.A.letoutB.turninC.giveupD.believein14.A.fundamentalB.practicalC.impossibleD.unforgettable15.A.takeoffB.dropoffC.putoffD.payoff16.A.missingB.inspiringC.sinkingD.shining17.A.harmfulB.hardC.usefulD.normal18.A.measureB.sufferC.digestD.deliver19.A.disastersB.motivationsC.campaignsD.decisions20.A.assessedB.involvedC.coveredD.reducedᫀ1—5DBABC6—10CABDC11—15AADCD16—20ABADB2015᪗IMykidsandIwereheadingintothesupermarketovertheweekend.Ontheway,wespottedamanholdingapieceofpaperthatsaid,u_l_myjob.FamilytoFeed.”Atthisstore,a2likethisisnotnormal.My10-year-oldnoticedhimandmadea3onhowbaditmustbetohavetostand_4.inthecoldwind.Inthestore,Iaskedeachofmykidsto5somethingtheythoughtour“friend“therewould6.Theygotapples,asandwich

29andabottleofjuice.Thenmy17-year-oldsuggestedgivinghima_7_.Ithoughtaboutit.Wewere8oncashourselves,but...well,sometimes9fromourneedinsteadofourabundanceis10whatweneedtodo!Allthekids11somethingtheycoulddoawaywithfortheweek.Whenwehandedhimthebagof12.,helitupandthankedwith13eves.WhenIhandedhimthegiftcard,sayinghecoulduseitfor_14_hisfamilymightneed,heburstintotears.Thishasbeenawonderful_15forourfamily.Fordaysthekidshavebeenlookingforotherswecan16_!Thingswouldhaveplayedoutso17ifIhadsimplysaid,“No,wereallydon'thave18togivemore."Steppingoutnotonlyhelpedabrotherin_19_,italsogavemykidsthe20tasteofhelpingothers.Ifllgoalongwaywiththem.1.A.LostB.ChangedC.QuitD.Finished2.A.conditionB.placeC.sightD.show3.A.suggestionB.commentC.decisionD.call4.A.outsideB.proudlyC.byD.angrily5.A.drawB.sayC.arrangeD.pick6.A.orderB.supplyC.appreciateD.discover7.A.dollarB.jobC.hotmealD.giftcard8.A.easyB.low(C.softD.loose9.A.givingB.savingC.spendingD.begging

3010.A.yetB.evenC.stillD.just11.A.declaredB.sharedC.ignoredD.expected12.A.toysB.medicineC.foodD.clothes13.A.sleepyB.wateryC.curiousD.sharp14.A.whoeverB.whateverC.whicheverD.whenever15.A.experienceB.exampleC.messageD.adventure16.A.relyonB.respectC.learnfromD.help17.A.suddenlyB.vividlyC.differentlyD.perfectly18.A.timeB.powerC.patienceD.money19.A.fearB.loveC.needD.memory20.A.strongB.sweetC.strangeD.simple!ᫀ#1—5ACBAD6—10CDBAD11—15ACBBA16—20DCDCB2017•᜜I᪥ᨴὃGermanyisahighlydevelopedcountry.Manypeoplethinkitspeopleleadaluxurious(ᝊḄ)life.Oneday,myfriendandIlarestaurant.Wenoticedthatayoungcouplewerehavingtheirmeal.Therewere2twodishesandtwocansofbeerontheirtable.Iwonderedifsucha(n)3mealcouldbefineandwhetherthegirlwouldleavethat4man.Aswewere5,myfriendorderedmuchfoodforus.Whenwefinished,therewasstillaboutonethirdofthefoodwehadordered

31onthetable.Whenwewereleaving,theyoungmanspoketousinEnglish.We6thathewasunhappyaboutus7somuchfood.“Wepaidforourfood.Itisnoneofyour8myfriendtoldhim.Theyoungmanwassoangrythathe9tookhisphoneoutandmadeacalltosomeone.Afterawhile,anofficerfromtheSocialSecurityOrganisationarrived.Uponknowingwhathadhappened,hegaveusa$50fine(),which10us.Theofficertoldusina11voice,"12isyoursbutresourcesbelongtosociety.Therearemany13peopleintheworldwhoare14hunger.Wehaveno15towasteresources.^^Theirattitudetoeatingputbothofusto16.Weneedtocorrectourwrong17.Wearefromacountrywhichisnotveryrich.Tosaveface,weoftenthinkweshouldordermorethanwecaneat,which18ourfriendsourgenerosity.Weshouldrealisethatresourcesdon^belongtoa(n)19personbuttheybelongtoeveryone.Wecan't20towastethem.1.A.enteredB.openedC.leftD.called2.A.stillB.evenC.alreadyD.only3.A.cheapB.simpleC.expensiveD.common4.A.gentleB.stupidC.meanD.friendly5.A.fullB.hungryC.honestD.free

326.A.disagreedB.ignoredC.understoodD.doubted7.A.orderingB.eatingC.servingD.wasting8.A.businessB.powerC.actionD.concern9.A.slowlyB.calmlyC.exactlyD.immediately10.A.surprisedB.upsetC.worriedD.satisfied11.A.relaxingB.seriousC.gratefulD.boring12.A.MoneyB.DecisionC.RightD.Freedom13.A.oldB.youngC.richD.poor14.A.thinkingaboutB.sufferingfromC.bringinginD.gettingalongwith15.A.useB.reasonC.needD.way16.A.interestB.troubleC.shameD.joy17.A.purposeB.methodC.educationD.opinion18.A.returnsB.showsC.lendsD.passes19.A.singleB.wealthyC.importantD.special20.A.expectB.manageC.affordD.begin!ᫀ#1—5ADBCB6—10CDADA11--15BADBB16—20CDBAC2018•ᖆD+BCWhileIwaswaitinginlineatacoffeeshopearlier,awomandrovealongsidethequeueinamobilityscooter
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33she2todrivealong.Shedroveovermyfootanddidn't3sayingnothingatall.Igotannoyedandexpectedshewouldhave4,butthenIjustdecidedto_5_itandgotdowntoselectingwhichpastryC?
togowithmycoffee.TheladyandIendedupsittingatadjacentḄtables.Shewasontheendofarowsothatshecouldparkher6.Afterabouthalfanhour,whenshehad7hercoffee,shegotupandbackontoherscooter.It8start.Shetriedtoturnthekeyseveraltimes9shetelephonedtheplaceshepurchaseditfrom.Anengineer10within5minutes.Theplacemusthavebeenlocal.Icouldn't11overhearingtheirconversation,anditturnedoutshehadjust12thescooterthatmorning.Thiswasherveryfirstoutinginit.Shefeltreally13aboutdrivingit.14,shewasn'tusedtoitsspeed,norits15,andthiscombinationmadeitquite16todriveitthroughnarrowgaps.Suddenly,Ifelt17forthelady.Itreallydidn't18meatallthatshe'ddrivenovermyfoot.IhadmadeanassumptionᎷ19,thatapersondoingthatshouldapologize.Nexttimeyou'reaboutto20someone,pauseforasecondandremindyourselfthatpeoplehavejudgedyouwithoutknowingwhatwasgoingoninyourmindoryourlife.1.A.privateB.vastC.publicD.narrow

342.A.attemptedB.promisedC.rejectedD.demanded3.A.callbackB.giveupC.lookbackD.cheerup4.A.accusedB.apologizedC.explainedD.forgiven5.A.ignoreB.makeC.deserveD.inspect6.A.truckB.bikeC.carD.scooter7.A.pouredB.flnishedC.orderedD.purchased8.A.needn'tB.shouldn'tC.wouldn'tD.mustn,t9.A.soB.untilC.unlessD.before10.A.brokeinB.turnedupC.ranawayD.settleddown11.A.tolerateB.allowC.helpD.arrange12.A.collectedB.stolenC.fixedD.abandoned13.A.concernedB.excitedC.confidentD.nervous14.A.DoubtfullyB.CertainlyC.FortunatelyD.Surprisingly15.A.widthB.lengthC.weightD.height16.A.coolB.convenientC.stressfulD.desperate17.A.pleasureB.regretC.appreciationD.sympathy18.A.strikeB.annoyC.satisfyD.delight19.A.otherwiseB.thereforeC.howeverD.besides20.A.judgeB.hugC.persuadeD.tease!ᫀ#1—5DACBA6—10DBCDB11—15CADBA16—20CDBCA2018•ᨴὃ

35IwasanunluckynursewhohadtoworkonChristmasDay.Itwasalways1intheemergencyroomonthisday;soIwasnotexpectinganypatients.WhenIwascomplainingabout2onsuchabeautifulfestival,fivepeopleshowedupatmydesk-apalewomanandfoursmallchildren.“Areyouallsick?”Iaskedina(n)3wavbecausetheyseemedallright.“Yes,"thewomananswered4andloweredherhead.Butwhentheystartedtopresenttheirproblems,thingsgotalittlevague.Twoofthechildrenhadheadaches,5theheadachesweren'taccompaniedbynormalbodylanguagessuchasholdingthehead.Twochildrenhadearaches,butneitherofthemcouldtellme6earwasinpain.Themothercomplainedofacough,butsheseemedtobe7.Somethingwaswrong.Ididn'tsayanythingbutexplainedthatitmighttakeawhile8adoctorcouldmeetthem.<4Takeyour9,please,“themotherresponded.Then,Icheckedtheirchartsnoaddress.SuddenlyIknew,theywerehomelessandthehospitalwas10.Ilookedoutatthefamily,gatheringtogetherundertheChristmastree,smilingand11witheachothersweetly.Quietly,Iwentbacktothenurses'stationandtoldthemthatwehada

36homeless_12_inthewaitingroom.ItwasjustlikeGodsendingusa_13_onChristmasDay.Thenurses'stationsuddenlycamebackto14.Allthenurseswentintoaction,justaswedidwhentherewasareal15emergency.Butthisonewas“aChristmasemergency”.We16_ourmealsforourChristmas"patients”.Wealsoputtogetherorangesandapples_17_presents.Usuallywejusttriedto18thephysicalneedsofourpatients.Buttoday,weworkedhardtoexceedtheneedsofafamilywhoonly19awarmplaceonChristmasDay.Later,whenthefamilywasleaving,thefour-year-oldgirlranbackandgavemea20.“Thanksforbeingourangelᜩtoday,”shewhisperedinmyear.1.A.quietB.noisyC.brightD.dark2.A.studyingB.talkingC.workingD.playing3.A.suspectingB.expectingC.forgettingD.accepting4.A.excitedlyB.surprisedlyC.weaklyD.strongly5.A.orB.soC.andD.but6.A.whatB.whichC.howD.why7.A.explainingB.understandingC.promotingD.pretending8.A.unlessB.beforeC.afterD.when9.A.moneyB.breathC.breakD.time10.A.warmB.coldC.bigD.small

3711.A.quarrelingB.fightingC.chattingD.competing12.A.motherB.familyC.girlD.boy13.A.jobB.luckC.chanceD.gift14.A.spaceB.earthC.lifeD.school15.A.trafficB.medicalC.politicalD.history16.A.tookoutB.gaveoutC.turnedoutD.putout17.A.forB.asC.onD.in18.A.meetB.cutC.increaseD.miss19.A.builtB.escapedC.wantedD.refused20.A.cakeB.bagC.kissD.visit!ᫀ#1—5ACACD6—10BDBDA11—15CBDCB16—20ABACC2018•ᵞᾓ+ᨴὃAsachild,Janewasfondofanimals.Asaconsequence,whenshewasgrowingup,allsheeverheardwasasfollows,44Jane,youshouldbea(n)1.YouVegoingtoachievegreatsuccessinthatfield.Thafstheverythingyoushoulddointhefuture.”SowhenshegottotheOhioStateUniversity,shetookbiology,chemistryandsomeother2,studyinghardtobeavet.Lateron,shewonaRotaryAmbassadorialScholarship,whichallowedhertospendher3yearstudyingabroadinManchester,

38England.Awayfromthefamilyandthe4fromthem,shefoundherselfonedaysittingatherdesk,surroundedbybiologybooksandstaringoutofthewindow,whenitsuddenlyhither:"I'mintotal5.Idon'twanttobeavet!”6shethoughtbackoverallthethingsshe'ddoneinherlifeandwhathadmadeherhappy.Andthenithither-itwasalloftheyouthleadershipconferencesthatshehadvolunteeredat7thecommunicationsandleadershipcoursesshehadtakenasselectivecoursesbackatOhioState.wHowcouldIhavebeenso8?HereIaminmyfourthyearatschoolandjustfinally9thatI'monthewrongpath.Ijustnevertookthetimeto10ituntilnow,“shethought.11byhernewthought,JanespenttherestofheryearinEnglandtakingcoursesincommunicationsandmediastudies.When12toOhioState,shewas13abletoconvincetheadministrationtolethercreateherownprogramin“leadershipstudies",_14_ittookher2yearslongertofinallygraduate.She15tobecomeaseniormanagementadviserinleadershiptraininganddevelopmentforthePentagon.She16foundedadrug-preventionorganizationthat17themessage,MLeadyourownlifewiththeskillandthe_18tosayno.^^So,never19someoneelse'sdreams.Ifyoulimityour20onlyto

39whatseemspossibleorreasonable,youdisconnectyourselffromwhatyoutrulywant.1.A.engineerB.programmerC.doctorD.vet2.A.subjectsB.objectsC.projectsD.programs3.A.firstB.secondC.HnalD.past4.A.promiseB.stressC.complaintD.press5.A.vainB.miseryC.delightD.surprise6.A.ThenB.InsteadC.PerhapsD.Seldom7.A.butB.orC.andD.so8.A.disturbedB.ignorantC.intelligentD.lucky9.A.awareB.unconsciousC.afraidD.satisfied10.A.completeB.accomplishC.permitD.admit11.A.InspiredB.DisappointedC.EmbarrassedD.Confused12.A.relatingB.returningC.respondingD.referring13.A.eventuallyB.especiallyC.hardlyD.desperately14.A.ifB.asC.althoughD.despite15.A.managedB.failedC.triedD.attempted16.A.stillB.neverC.againD.also17.A.provesB.conveysC.concludesD.warns18.A.factB.chanceC.willD.truth19.A.ignoreB.breakC.realizeD.live20.A.smilesB.choicesC.mistakesD.reasons

40!ᫀ#1—5DACBB6—10ACBAD11—15ABACA16—20DBCDB2019•yzᗩᐶHHMyfatherandIaremovinggracefully¡¢ᙢacrossthefloor.Aroundandaroundwego,1andnoddingtotheotherdancers.Wearethebestdancersonthefloor,theytellus.Myfatherholdsmyhandandsmilesatme.AlltheyearsthatI2todancewithhimdisappearnow.Andthose3timescomeback.IrememberwhenIwasalmostthreeandmyfathercamehomefromwork,hepulledmeintohis4andbegantodancemearoundthetable.Wedancedthroughtheyears.OnenightwhenIwasfifteen,Iwas5insomepainfulfeelings.Myfatheraskedmetodancewithhim.MComeon,^^hesaid,"let'sgetthe6ontherun."WhenIturnedawayfromhim,myfatherputhishandonmyshoulder,andI7_outofthechair,shouting,"Don'ttouchme!Iamsickand8ofdancingwithyou!^^Isawthe9onhisface,butwordswereoutandIcouldnotcallthemback.Irantomyroomcrying10.Wedidnotdancetogetherafterthatnight.MyfatherwaitedupformethroughmyhighschoolandcollegeyearswhenIdancedmywayoutofhis11.Manyyearslater,soonafterhis12pickedupfromaheartproblem,mymotherwrotethattheyhad13adanceclub."Yourememberhowyourfatherlovestodance."Yes,I

41remembered.Myeyesfilledupwith14.Iknewhewaswaitingfora(n)15fromme,butIcouldneverAndtherightwords.Asmyparenfs50thweddinganniversary16,1knew17Iwantedtodowasdanceoncemorewithmyfather.Onthebigday,inthepartyafterthedinner,myparentsdancedaroundtheroomwiththeotherdancers.Iwalked18thedancingpeople,lookingdirectlyintomyfather'seyes,“Excuseme,butIbelievethisismydance.^^Myfatherstood19.OureyesmetandtravelledbacktothatnightwhenIwasfifteen.Ina(n)20voice,Isaid,"Let'sgettheunhappinessontherun.”Myfatherbowed(£¤)andsaid,"Oh,yes.I'vebeenwaitingforyou.”1.A.laughingB.cryingC.speakingD.joking2.A.refusedB.hatedC.usedD.hid3.A.happyB.hardC.earlyD.unhappy4.A.headB.handsC.armsD.face5.A.coveredB.settledC.stoppedD.lost6.A.feelingsB.unhappinessC.painsD.regret7.A.ranB.wavedC.walkedD.jumped8.A.tiredB.concernedC.uninterestedD.frightened9.A.disappointmentB.hurtC.attitudeD.anger10.A.formallyB.incorrectlyC.loudlyD.hardly11.A.controlB.floorC.lifeD.field

4212.A.speedB.heartC.bodyD.health13.A.joinedB.leftC.startedD.trained14.A.lovingB.rememberingC.worryingD.dancing15.A.answerB.changeC.apologyD.praise16.A.appearedB.passedC.heldD.came17.A.howB.whatC.thatD.who18.A.throughB.aroundC.overD.across19.A.upB.stillC.behindD.out20.A.confidentB.carefulC.amusedD.shaking!ᫀ#1—5AACCD6—10BDABC11—15CDABC16—20DBABD