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1£®Your performance in the driving test didn¡¯t reach the required standard£¬________£¬you failed.

A£®in the end B£®after all C£®in other words D£®at the same time

2£®There will be a discussion tomorrow£¬all those who want to ________£¬please raise your hands. A£®join B£®take part C£®take a part D£®take part in

3£®Our bodies are strengthened by taking exercise.________£¬our minds are developed by learning.

A£®Probably B£®Likely C£®Similarly D£®Generally 4£®________great fun it is to have a swim on such a hot day! A£®What B£®What a C£®How D£®How a5£®Seeing the________tiger£¬the girl stood there with a________look on her face. A£®frightening£»frightened B£®frightened£»frightening C£®frightening£»frightening D£®frightened£»frighten 6£®¡ªTom had a good time at the party. ¡ª________£¬and ________. A£®So he had£»so did I B£®So had he£»so I did C£®So he did£»so did I D£®So did he£»so I did 7£®He hardly believes that the girl over there is a famous scientist£¬________£¿ A£®is she B£®isn¡¯t she C£®doesn¡¯t he D£®does he 8£®The train________for Beijing at 8¡Ã30.We must hurry up. A£®will leave B£®left C£®leaves D£®has left

9£®I was searching for________information on________Internet when suddenly the power was off.

A£®an£»an B£®an£»the C£®/£»the D£®/£»/

10£®Tom knows little Japanese£¬so he can¡¯t understand the________on the bottle of the pills. A£®explanations B£®instructions C£®descriptions D£®regulations

11£®The moment I had been looking forward to________at last.You can¡¯t imagine how excited

I felt!

A£®came B£®coming C£®come D£®comes

12£®The fixed price of this computer has decreased by 1,000 yuan compared with________of last year. A£®it B£®that C£®one D£®those

13£®This book is said to be a special one£¬which________many events that cannot be found in other history books. A£®covers B£®writes C£®prints D£®reads

14£®After the new method was used£¬the factory made ________ suits in 2020 as the year before.

A£®as twice many B£®as many twice C£®twice as many D£®twice many as 15£®I don¡¯t suppose they will object to my suggestion£¬________£¿ A£®won¡¯t I B£®won¡¯t they C£®will they D£®do I ¢ò.ÍêÐÎÌî¿Õ

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It was a busy morning£¬approximately 8¡Ã30 a£®m.£¬when an elderly gentleman in his 80s arrived to have stitches (ÊÖÊõ·ìÏß)__1__from his thumb.He stated that he was in a hurry as he had an appointment at 9¡Ã00 a£®m..

I took his vital signs (½¡¿µ×´¿öÕ÷Õ×) and had him take a seat£¬__2__it would be over an hour__3__someone would be able to see him.I saw him look at his__4__and decided£¬since I was not busy with another patient£¬I would__5__his wound.

On exam£¬it well healed£¬so I talked to one of the doctors£¬got the needed__6__to take his sutures (·ìºÏÏß) away and redress his wound.

While taking care of his wound£¬we began to__7__in conversation.I asked him if he had another doctor¡¯s __8__this morning£¬as he was in such a hurry.The gentleman told me no£¬but he needed to go to the nursing home to eat breakfast with his wife.

I then asked about her__9__.He told me that she had been there for a while and that she was a__10__of Alzheimer¡¯s Disease (ÀÏÄê³Õ´ôÖ¢)£®As we talked£¬I asked if she would be__11__if he was a bit late.He replied that she had not__12__him for five years.

I was surprised£¬and asked him£¬¡°And you still go there every morning£¬__13__she doesn¡¯t know who you are£¿¡± He__14__as he patted my hand and said£¬¡°She doesn¡¯t know me£¬__15__I still know who she is.¡± I had to__16__tears as he left£¬thinking£¬¡° That¡¯s the kind of love I want in my__17__.¡±

True love is not just romantic.True love is an acceptance of all that is£¬has been£¬will be and will not be.The happiest people don¡¯t__18__have the best of everything£»they

just__19__the best of everything they have.

Life isn¡¯t about how to__20__the storm£¬but how to dance in the rain. 1.A.moved B£®protected

C£®separated D£®removed 2£®A.knowing B£®hoping C£®expecting D£®imaging 3£®A.unless B£®until C£®before D£®when 4£®A.wound B£®watch C£®thumb D£®hand 5£®A.cover B£®cure C£®check D£®heal

6£®A.supplies B£®medicine C£®services D£®operations 7£®A.join B£®engage C£®include D£®break

8£®A.appointment B£®remark C£®warning D£®advice

9£®A.information B£®treatment C£®position D£®health 10£®A.victim B£®loser C£®winner D£®model

11£®A.serious B£®curiousC£®upset D12£®A.realized B£®seen C£®recognized D£®minded 13.A.as if B£®even though C£®now that D£®in case 14£®A.smiled B£®agreed C£®shouted D£®whispered 15£®A.and B£®so C£®as D£®but

16£®A.burst into B£®shut down C£®hold back D£®take back 17£®A.work B£®experience C£®life D£®day

18£®A.completely B£®necessarily C£®steadily D£®generally 19£®A.take B£®make C£®share D£®give

£®happy 20£®A.compete B£®prevent C£®obey D£®survive ¢ó.ÔĶÁÀí½â (2020½ìÓ¢ÓïÖܱ¨µÚ1ÆÚ)

At eighteen years of age£¬I flew up to San Francisco to meet a pen pal who I had written to for over a year.The first thing we did when we got home was to bake (ºæ±º) chocolate chip cookies£¬and our strong_ties were formed.From laughing at the burnt cookies£¬to eating the chocolate chips instead of putting them in the dough (ÉúÃæÍÅ)£¬it was fantastic.We became best friends.Twelve years later£¬we still reflect on that moment£¬and laugh with silliness and joy.

Fast forward to 2020£¬I was in my first month of training in radiation oncology (·ÅÉäÖ×Áöѧ)£¬and scared.I was in a new city£¬alone£¬and afraid of having to make a new start.One patient that we were treating used to come into the department with freshly baked goods for everyone once a week with a smile on her face.She was treated with a really tough regimen (ÁÆ·¨) for her cancer£¬yet she still overcame the pain and exhaustion (¾«Æ£Á¦½ß) to bake for the department.I once asked her why£¬and she said it gave her purpose and meaning.

This purpose was far greater for me than a simple cookie.I really didn¡¯t know how to bake£¬and I told her that.She then invited me to her home for lessons.With her as a guide I learned some of the art of baking.While baking we talked about life£¬regrets£¬and dreams.We soon became very close friends.

A few weeks later£¬her husband came to the department and gave me a large box with a handwritten note.I opened the box.Inside was a Kitchen Aid mixer£¬and the note saying£¬¡°Please remember me when you bake£¬keep at it and you¡¯ll change the world.¡± He told me that her cancer had spread.She was in her final stages of life.I cried and cried.It was simply the most generous gift that I had ever received.

1£®What do the underlined words ¡°strong ties¡± in Paragraph 1 refer to? A£®Cooking skills. B£®Close friendship. C£®First impression. D£®Exercise program. 2£®Which of the following can be used to describe the patient? A£®Honest and loyal. B£®Clever and active. C£®Warm-hearted and generous.

D£®Confident and independent.

3£®The underlined word in Paragraph 2 refers to________. A£®the tough regimen

B£®baking for the department C£®the pain and exhaustion D£®the cancer

4£®After receiving the gift£¬the author probably felt________. A£®very pleased and honored