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1、1A Disappointing PerformanceTom was sick with disappointment . The piano performance was almost a success , however , he f 1 in his solo . He couldnt understand how it could have happened . He had practiced for weeks that seemed like m 2 . He had given up sports until after the performance because h

2、e wanted to make his parents p 3 of him . He spent all his time with the piano . His teacher had said he was q 4 to learn . It was true that he accepted music as another l 5 , another way to talk to people . His grandparents , aunt , and uncle all came to hear him play , and he was anxious to s 6 th

3、em that he was the best in the whole class . But , when he stood up to go to the piano , his knees felt w 7 . He looked into the audience and saw his f 8 smiling back at him .At this time , he felt n 9 . His fingers began to tremble , shaking as though he had caught a bad cold . He sat down at the p

4、iano . He took a deep breath . He played the first part of his music , then realized with fear that he had forgotten the rest . He s 10 over , thinking that would help. It didnt . His bright musical life seemed to end . 1. _ 2. _ 3 . _ 4. _ 5. _6. _7. _ 8. _9. _10._1. failed 2. months 3. proud 4. qu

5、ick 5. language 6 . show 7. weak 8. family 9. nervous 10. started 2One day , I was walking along Fifth Avenue . Suddenly I remembered that I n 1 to buy a pair of socks . I turned into the first sock shop that c 2 my eye , and a boy clerk came forward . “what can I do for you , sir ?” “I wish to buy

6、a pair of socks .” His eyes shone . There was a note of passion in his v 3 . “Did you know that you have come into the f 4 place in the world to buy socks ?” I really didnt know that , because I came here accidentally . “Come with me ,” said the boy . I followed him and he began to I 5 all kinds of

7、socks . “H 6 on , I am going to buy only one pair!” “I know that ,” said he , “but I want you to see how heautiful they are . Arent they w 7 ?” There was a serious expression on his face , as if he were talking about his belief . I became far more I 8 in him than in the socks . I looked at him and s

8、aid , “My friend , if you can k 9 up this excitemet day after day , in ten years you will o 10 every sock in the United States . And now he has become the CEO of the biggest sock shop in the world . 1. _ 2. _ 3 . _ 4. _ 5. _6. _7. _ 8. _9. _10._1. needed 2. caught 3. voice 4. finest 5. introduce 6.

9、Hold 7. wonderful 8. interested 9. keep 10 . own 3All the housewives who went to the new supermarket had one great wish : to be the l 1 customer who did not have to pay for her shopping . This was w 2 the notice just inside the entrance promised . It said , “Remember , o 3 a week , one of the custom

10、ers gets free goods . It may be your lucky day .” For several weeks Mrs Edwards had h 4 , like many of her friends , to be the lucky customer . Unlike her friends , she n 5 gave up hope . The cupboards in her kitchen were f 6 of things which she didnt need . Her husband tried to stop her , but he fa

11、iled . She dreamed of the day w 7 the manager of the supermarket would come to her and say , “Madam , this is your lucky day . Everything in your basket is free.” One Friday morning , after she had finished her shopping and had taken the goods to her car , she found that she had f 8 to buy some tea

12、. She rushed back to the supermarket , got the tea and went towards the cash desk . As she did so , she saw the manager w 9 towards her . “Madam ,” he said , holding out his h 10 , : I want to congratulate you ”1. _ 2. _ 3 . _ 4. _ 5. _6. _7. _ 8. _9. _10._1. lucky 2. what 3. once 4. hoped 5. never

13、6. full 7. when 8. forgotten 9. walking 10. hand 4Each morning a rich man found a poor man s 1 on a park bench . The poor man always sat t 2 , looking at the big hotel in which the rich man lived . One day the rich man got o 3 of his car and said to the poor man , “ Excuse me , but I just want to k

14、4 why you sit here and look at my hotel every morning .” “I am a failure . I have no money , no family . I sleep on this bench , and every night I d 5 that one day Ill sleep in that hotel.” The rich man said , “Tonight your dream will come true . Ill pay the best room in that hotel for a w 6 month .

15、” A few days later , the rich man went by the poor mans room to ask him h 7 he was enjoying himself . To his s 8 , he found that the man have moved out of the h 9 , back to his park bench . When the rich man asked why , the poor man said , “You see , when Im down here sleeping on my bench , I dream

16、Im up there . But when I was up there , I dreamed I was back to this cold b 10 . It was a terrible dream, and I couldnt get any sleep at all .”1. _ 2. _ 3 . _ 4. _ 5. _6. _7. _ 8. _9. _10._1. sitting 2. There . 3. . out 4. Know 5. Dream 6. Whole 7. How 8. Surprise 9. Hotel 10 . bench 5 Parents somet

17、imes learn much form their children . Many years ago , a 1 my friend David worked day and night , he was still not rich . One da y, when he arrived h 2 after work , he found his 3-year-old daughter was decorating a box with some expensive wrapping paper . He thought she was w 3 money and became angr

18、y with her . He even p 4 his daughter by beating her . However , the little girl brought the box to her father the next morning and said , This is for you , Daddy . Merry Christmas !” He was embarrassed by his overreaction , but he became angry a 5 when he found that the box was empty . He shouted at her , “Dont you know that when you give someone a present , there