2020濰坊中考二輪復(fù)習(xí)詞匯應(yīng)用專練帶答案

詞匯應(yīng)用專項訓(xùn)練

詞匯應(yīng)用一

IliveinPennsylvania.Itisa](north)stateofAmerica,whichisthe33rd

2(large)stateinAmerica.Youmightknowsomeofthecities,likePhiladelphia,

PittsburghandAllentown.ThestatecapitalisHarrisburg.Nowletmetellyoualittle

moreaboutmystate.

SeveralIndiantribes(部落)livedinPennsylvaniabefore3(Europe)

came.TheDutchcamefirst,4(follow)bySweden.Englandstartedcolonies

(殖民地)later.Afterafewfights,they5(take)controloftheland.

Pennsylvania6(give)tothePennfamilylater.ThatishowPennsylvania

gotitsname.Pennsylvaniawasthe7(two)tojointhenation.Thecityof

Philadelphia8(be)animportantcitysincethecolonywasfounded.Itwas

eventhecapitalofAmerica,too!Today,Pennsylvaniaissometimesregardedasthe

snackcapitalofthecountry.Itisfamousforsnacks,likepretzelsandchips,Heinz

ketchupandsauces.ThereisalsoHershey,whichiswell9(know)asthe

chocolatecompany.

Therearesteelcompaniesinthestate,aswellasalotofcolleges.Thereare

plentyofthings10(do)inPennsylvania.Thereareseveralmajorsportsteams.

Pennsylvaniahas121stateparks,andtheyallhavefreeentrance.Huntingispopular

here,too.

Areyouthinkingaboutvisitingthestate?

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詞匯應(yīng)用二

Inmylife,apersonwhohasinfluencedmemostismyfather.Heisamodelfor

me.NowI'lltellyouabouthisstory.Myfatherisinhis1(fifty).Henever

smokesordrinks.He2(work)inalocalfactoryforyears.Youwillnotfind

anything3(usual)abouthimuntilyoulearnmore.Heworks4(care)all

thetime,sohe5(respect)byhiscolleagues.Myfatherhasalwaysbeenkind

andhelpful.Hehasfun6(talk)witholdpeople.HegaveourTVtoafamilywho

couldnotaffordone.Hecaresforthechildrenwhohavelosttheirparents.Whenever

hehassomemoneyleft,he7(give)ittosomeoneinneed.

Myfatherhasdonatedbloodmanytimessincewe8(move)here.Theblood

hehasdonatedismuchenough9(save)over70lives.Hehasalsodonated

bloodcellstopeoplewithbloodcancer.Tomysurprise,hehasdecidedtodonatehis

bodyformedicalresearchafterhis10(die).

WhenIwasalittlegirl,Icouldnotunderstandwhymyfatheralwaysseemedtobe

kindertoothersthantohisownfamilyandwhyhethinksofothersmorethan

himself.NowIrealizethatheownsaheartfulloflove.

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詞匯應(yīng)用三

Spacevegetablesaregrownfromseeds(種子)thathavebeentakentospace.

Whenthey1(bring)backtotheearth,theseseedsproducevegetablesthatare

biggerand2(healthy)thannormal(正常的)vegetables.Butsomepeople

worryabout3(have)spacevegetables.Theythinkthatspacevegetablesmight

notbegoodforusandcouldmakeus4(get)sickbecauseoftheradiation(輻射)

inspace.However,peopleshouldnotbeafraidbecausespacevegetablesarevery

healthy.Herearesomefactsthatyoushouldknowaboutspacevegetables.

Spacevegetablesaregrownfromseedsthatare5(care)chosen.Whenseeds

comebackfromspace,theyaretestedtomakesurethattheywillbesafe6(eat).

Spacevegetablesare7(good)thannormalvegetables.Forexample,space

8(tomato)stayfreshfortwentydays,whichisoneweeklongerthannormalones.

Aftergeneticallymodified(轉(zhuǎn)基因)food9(appear)inthemarket,people

worriedthattheywereeating10(know)things.Forexample,ifnutgenes(堅果

基因)areputinsidepotatoes,peopleallergic(過敏)tonutsmightgetsickfromeating

thesepotatoesbecausetheydonotknowtheyarealsoeatingnuts?Unlikegenetically

modifiedfood,nobodyhasdoneanythingwiththegenesofspacevegetablesuntil

now.Thismeansthatnonewgeneshavebeenputintothem.Sothereisnoriskof

eatingsomethingunknown..

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詞匯應(yīng)用四

Dannyisshortandthin.Ofalltheboysaroundheisthe1(thin)kid.Sohe

2(call)Bones(骨頭)byhisfriends.Hetalksmoreandlaughslouderthananyone.

However,heisalways3(happy),becauseheisnotgoodatsports.

Oneday,Dannywatchedthe4(man)marathon(馬拉松)onTV.The

runnersneedn'tgofastandtheyjustranonandon.Theydidn'thavebigmuscles.

TheyweremorelikeDanny.Hedecidedtohaveatry."Boy,it'sbetter5(do)a

littlebiteachday,“advisedhismum.Thenextday,Dannystartedhispractice.From

thenonhekepton6(train)intheparkeverymorning.

Theraceday7(come).Therewere109runnersandtheywereallbigger

thanDanny.Theyallstartedfast.Dannytriedtokeepupwith8(they).Buthe

fellfurtherandfurtherbehind.Halfwaysomeonegottired.Dannypassedabigguy

withmuscleslikefootballs.9(sudden)hefeltlikeaswitch(開關(guān))hadbeen

turnedon.Hepassedanotherone,the10(three)one...Alltherunnerswere

breathinghardandlookedtiredexceptDanny.Helookedlikehecouldrunforever.At

thattimehedidn'tseethecrowdsorheartheircheering.Hejustranandran.Atlast

heraisedhisarmslikeachampion(冠軍)ashecrossedtheendingline.

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詞匯應(yīng)用五

Itisreportedthatalawhasbeenapproved(通過)inSpain.Spainchildrenmay

soon1(require)tohelpoutwithhouseworkbylaw.

Thelawwouldbepartofawiderchildprotection,andchildrenundertheageof

18haveto2(join)inallareasoffamilylife.That3(include)houseworkand

otherworkinthefamily.Therulescomeunderasectionofthelaw4(call)“the

rightanddutiesofchildren^^.

Alongwith5(do)housework,childrenwouldalsohavetoberespectful

totheirparentsandteachers,andwoulddo6(well)intheirstudiesthanbefore.

Butthelawdoesn'tsayanythingaboutpunishmentforchildrenwhodon'tobeythe

law.

MarriedSpanishmencanalsofacepunishmentsforrefusing7(do)

housework-requiringmentoshareinhouseholdduties,andthecareofchildrenand

elderlyfamilymembers.

Childrenshouldlearntododifferentkindsofhouseworkatdifferentages,butit

isalmost8(possible)forChinesechildren.Theyseemtoavoidsuch9

(usually)houseworkatsimilarages,becausetheirfamilies10(protect)themtoo

muchsincetheywereborn.Childrenshouldrealizethattheyarepartofthefamilies

andhaveresponsibilities(責(zé)任)ontakingcareofthemselvesandthefamilymembers.

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詞匯應(yīng)用六

ACeremony(儀式)WhereBoysBecomeCrocodile(鱷魚)Men

Whendoesateenagergrowupandbecomeanadult?Inmanycountries,it

happensonyour1(eighteen)birthday,butinsomepartsoftheworld,you

havetodosomething2(usual)toentertheworldofgrown-ups.

OnanOceanianisland,somepeopleliveneartheSepikRiver,whichisfullof

crocodiles.Theybelievethatcrocodilesmadetheearthand3(it)people.When

itistimeforteenageboys4(become)men,a"crocodileceremony,,takes

place.

Theboysaretakentosmallhouse5(name)the"CrocodileNest”.Inthe

house,theboys6(tell)tothinkoftheircrocodile''fathersandmothers^^.Old

peopleinthevillagesaythatiftheboysthinkoftheircrocodileparents,theywillbe

strongerand7(brave)becausetheceremony8(cause)greatpain.To

taketheirmindsoffthepain,theboystelljokesinthehouse,ratherthanjuststay

silent.9(surprise),someoftheboysevensleepduringthe10(painful)

partsoftheceremony!Itwillbeeightweeksbeforetheyleavethehouse.

Whentheboysfinallyleavethecrocodilehouse,thereissinginganddancingin

thevillagetowelcomethenewcrocodilemen.

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詞匯應(yīng)用七

RidingaMobikeonthestreet,youmighthearsomepeople1(speak)

Chinesealoud.Turningtotheright,youseeaSichuan-stylerestaurant.After

2(walk)intoastore,youseethatHuaweismartphonesareonsale.Butyou're

notinChina—you5reinManchesterinBritain.Infact,youmightseesimilarthings

inmanyother3(city).Chineseproductshavebeengoingallovertheworld.

Chinesefood4(enjoy)inWesterncountriesforalongtime.

5(meet)localpeople'stastes,Chineserestaurantshavemadesomechangesto

thedishes."Oneexampleisthemeat,“saidYinHang,aChinesestudentwho

6(study)inAustralia.tlWeliketoeatmeatwiththebone(骨頭)in,butpeople

heredon't.SothelocalChineserestaurantsprovidebigpiecesofmeatwithoutbones,

evenforfish.^^

SomeChinesebrands(品牌)arealsobecomingmorepopular.It7(report)

thatinmanycitiesin8(European),manystoressellTCLtelevisions,Haier

fridgesandLenovocomputers.MorethanhalfofUS-owneddrones(無人機(jī))are

Chinesemodels,accordingtoChinaDaily.They'renotonlymadeinChina,butalso

designedand9(develop)inthecountry.

Inthepast,mostWesternpeoplethoughtChineseproductswerecheapand

unreliable.Butnow,thingshavechanged10(great).Morepeopletrust

Chinesebrands."MadeinChina“becomescool."Theyarebeautifulandoffer

somethingspecialthatAmericanphonesdon'thave,^^anarticleonCNNoncesaid

aboutChinesesmartphones.

Asitissaid,Chinesegovernmenthasbeentryingitsbesttoimproveitsnational

brandsofallkindstomeettheneedsofmodernlife.

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詞匯應(yīng)用八

Readingisimportantinourdailylife.Buthaveyoueverthoughtwhatweread

for,informationor](skill)?Howdowefeelwhenweread,excitedorupset?

Wereadwordbywordaloudandthinkaboutthem.Isthatenough?Ithinkreadingis

morethan2(pronounce)orthinkingaboutwords.

3(recent),TheReader,averypopularTVprogram,isstaged(上演)in

theformofreading.It'sa4(nation)readingprogram.DongQingworksas

bothahostessanda5(produce).TheReaderhopestotelluswhattheworld

islikeandittakesustoseethebeautifulworldby6(read).Theshow

7(invite)someinfluential有影響力的)guestswhohaverichexperiences

and8(touch)stories,likeNiPing,WangYuanfromTFboysandYao

Chen.

“Readingtouchespeople'shearts^^isthesloganofTheReader.Whatitwants

9(show)isn'treadingskillsbutrealfeelings.Theyarewhattouchesthe

audiencemost.^^Ihavelongthoughtaboutworkingonaprogramrelatedtothehuman

spirit.SofartheReader10(become)aturningpointinmycareerin

hostingandtheprogramhasbroughtmequiteahugechallenge,"saidDong.

TheReaderisofgreat_importancetotheaudienceandChineseculture.Italsotells

usifweunderstandwhatwearereading,wewillknowwhatreadingreallyisand

we'llbecomebetterreaders.

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詞匯應(yīng)用九

Weallneedexercise.Exercise1(use)upfoodthatweeatandkeepsthe

bodyfullofenergy.Exercisemakesyourheartandmuscles(肌肉)strong.Exercise

alsomakesyoufeel2(relax).Ifyouexerciseseveraltimesaweek,youwill

stayhappyand3(health).Therearemany4(way)toexercise.Youcan

walk,run,playsportsorswim.

However,mostpeoplecannotdothis.Itistoofarfromtheirhomestotheir

offices.Theyhaveno5(choose)buttodrivetowork.First,thesepeopledon't

haveachance6(exercise)becausetheyaresittingintheircarsfortwoorfour

hourseachday.Second,drivingischallenging,7(especial)inrushhours,and

needstoomuchattention.Jt8(make)apersontiredout.Whenthesepeople

arrivehomeafterwork,theydon'twanttotakeexercise.

Some9(west)countries,suchastheUnitedStates,haveproblemswith

exercise.Manypeopledon'thaveenoughexercise.Theyhavetoworkfrommorning

tillnight,sotheydon'thavetimetotakeexercise.

Today,manypeopleintheWestarefat,whichcauseshealthproblems.Doctors

sayexercisecanhelppeoplebothlose10(weigh)andimprovetheirhealth.

Somanypeoplearetryingtogetmoreexercise.Butittakestimetochange,andwhen

peopledon'tseeadifferencerightaway,theywilllostheartandstopexercising.

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詞匯應(yīng)用十

Readingnewspapers](become)animportantpartofeverydaylife.

Somepeoplereadnewspapersasthefirstthingtodointhemorning;othersread

newspapersassoonastheyhavefreetimeduringthedaysothattheycanlearnwhatis

happeningintheworld.

Sometimes,wedonothaveenoughtimetoreadallthenews2(careful),so

wejusttakeaquicklookatthefrontpage.Atothertimes,wemaybesobusythatwe

onlyhaveafew3(minute)tolookatthenamesofthepassages.

Newspaperscan4(find)everywhereintheworld.Wecangetmany

5(difference)kindsofnewspapersinbigcities,butinsomemountainvillages

wecansee6(few)newspapers.

Somenewspapers7(publish)onceaweek,butmostofthepapersare

publishedonceadaywithmanypages,someevenpublished(出版)twiceaday!You

knowdifferentpeopleenjoy8(read)differentnewspapers.Somelikeworld

news,andothersprefershortstories.Theyjustchoosewhattheyare9

(interest)in.

TodaynewspapersinEnglishhavethelargestnumberof11(read)inthe

world.TheEnglishlanguageissopopular,andmanyChinesestudentsarereading

EnglishnewspaperssuchasChinaDailyand2\stCentury.Theybringusmoreand

moremessagestogetherwiththeInternet.

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詞匯應(yīng)用十一

Asastudent,youmusthavemetallkindsofteachers.Doyoulikeorhatethem?

Istherecompleteunderstandingbetweenyouandthem?

Atfirst,I1(think)MissLiwasnervousandshy.Butnow,Ifindshe's

kindandpatient,andshe2(explain)EnglishgrammarsoclearlythatevenI

canunderstanditwell!Shealwaysavoids3(make)youfeelstupid.I've

alwayshatedmakingmistakesorpronouncingaword4—(correct)whenI

speakEnglish,butMissLijustsmiles,sothatIdon'tfeelthatstupid!

Mrs.Chenisverystrictandserious.Inherclass,wedon'tdaretosayaword

unlesssheasksusto.Thereareafewstudentsinourclasswhokeep5(come)

toclasslate,butthey'realwaysontimeforMrs.Chen'slessons!Someofour

classmates6(notlike)her.Butmostofusreallyappreciate(欣賞)her

becauseherteachingissowell7(organize)andclear.Physicswillnever

bemyfavoritelesson,butIthinkrildo8(good)intheexamwithMrs.

Chenteachingme.

Mr.Wuisverypopular.HereallyenjoysteachingChinese.Youcan'timagine

whatagreatteacherheis!Hetalks9(loud)andfastandwaveshishands

aboutalotwhenhegets10(exciting).He'sreallyunderstandingand

funny.Whenhethinkswe'regettingbored,hewilltellusjokesandmakeusactive

again.Wereallyrespecthimalot.

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詞匯應(yīng)用十二

Manychildrenloveanimals.AndWillowPhelpsisoneof1(they).In

fact,this2(America)littlegirlnotonlylovesanimals,butshealso

3(do)reallyalotforthem.Andbecauseshedidthesekindthings,shewon

the2016ASPCA(美國防止虐待動物協(xié)會)KidoftheYear.

Willowsloveforanimals4(start)early.Whenshewasabout3years

old,herfamilytookinan18-year-oldcat.Underthe5(careful)ofWillow,

thecatlivedforanother3years.Afterthat,manyoldpetsarrivedinWillowshome.So,

Willowbegantomakeplanstohelpmore6(animal).

Withhermumshelp,Willowbegan7(run),swimmingandeven

sewing(縫制J)toys8(raise)moneyforanimalsinneedofhelp.Inher

younglife,shehas9(success)completedthethreeprojects.Finally,she

raised$11,000.Shealsosucceededinstoppingtheuseoflivegoldfishasprizesather

schoolparty.Andwhatshedidforgoldfish10(notice)andrewarded(獎勵)

bytheASPCA.

“Iwillcontinuetospeakupforanimalsnomatterhowharditis,"saidWillow.

Willowdreamsofbecomingananimaldoctorinthefuture.Let'shopethislittlegirl's

dreamwillcometrue.

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詞匯應(yīng)用十三

Everyonehashisdreamsofthefuture.Butdoyouknowwhatfuture

(real)is?Ithinkfutureisnow.Thatistosay,wemusttreasure(珍惜)everyminute

andsecond.

ThereisanoldEnglish2(say),“Gaintime,gainlife.5,Thenwhatistime?

Timeissomethingthatcan't3(see)ortouched,butwefeelit4

(pass)by.Timeisalwayswithus.Weoftensay“Timeismoney”,butitismore

5(value),becausewhenmoneyis6(spend),wecanearnitback.Butif

timeisgoneaway,itwillneverreturn.That'swhywesaytimeis7(price).

8(grasp)thepresentisgraspingthefuture.Asstudents,weshouldwork

9(hard)inordertocreateabrightfutureof10(we)own.Weshouldmake

thebestuseofeveryhourandbethemastertoday.Weshoulddoeverythingaswellas

possible.Andneverputoffwhatcanbedonetodaytilltomorrow.

Timeandtidewaitfornoman.Ifyouwastetoday,youwillregrettomorrow.

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詞匯應(yīng)用十四

Now,itseemsthatartficialintelligence(人工智能)1.(become)more

andmorepopularinourlife,andithas2.(great)influencedthewayswelive,

workandplay.Canyouimaginethatyoucanplaytabletenniswitharobotoneday?

Recently,ascientist3.(invent)aspecialrobotthatcanbeatable

tenniscoach.Thatmeanspeoplecanpracticetabletennisnotonlywithhumansbut

alsowitharobot.

NamedForpheus,thesmarttabletennisrobotisquitespecial.Itcanstudythe

4.(move)ofhumanplayersandthespeedsoftheball.Inthisway,itcan

exactlyjudge(判斷)theplayer'skilllevels(水平).Thenitusestheinformation

5.(change)thewaystoplay.Iftheplayerarejust6.(begin),

Forpheuswillplayinaslowandeasyway,butiftheplayersarebetterones,therobot

willplayinafasterandmorediffucultway.What'smore,whileplaying,itencourages

players7.(try)theirbestwithwordslike"Goodjob!","Comeon!"andsoon.

Atthesametime,itgivessomegood8.(advice)toimprovetheirskills.Soit

isbothagoodpartnerandaclevercoach.

Scienceandtechnologyisdevelopingquicklythesedaysandit'shardtoimagine

what9.(happen)inthefuture."Inthenext20years,itwillbepossiblethat

onerobotteachesanothertoplaytabletennisoreveninventsanotherone!"Takuoya,

the10.(invent)oftherobot,said.

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詞匯應(yīng)用十五

Nexttimeyouholdabookinyourhands,stopandthink.Likemostotherthings

inthemodernworld,itistheresultofthousandsofyearsofhumaninvention.

First,cametheinventionofwriting,1(probable)about5,500yearsago.

Withwriting,peopledidnothavetoremembereverythingintheirheads.Theycould

communicatewithpeoplethattheynever2(see)andsharetheirknowledge.

Later,theGreekswere3(know)fortheirliterature(文學(xué))andscience,

buttheir"books"lookedverydifferentfromthebooksoftoday.Theywerecalled

scrolls(卷軸).Theyweredifficult4(use)andtookalotofspaceinalibrary.

About2,000yearsago,bookswithlotsofpages5(invent).

Formorethanathousandyears,thepagesofbooksweremadefromanimalskin.

Thatchangedinthe6(thirteen)century,when7(Europe)learned

aboutavery8(use)Chineseinvention:paper.

But9(big)changeforbooksinEuropecamein1439,whenJohannes

Gutenberginventedtheprintingpress.Beforethat,booksinEuropewerecopiedby

hand,sotheywereveryexpensive.Manymorepeoplecouldaffordthebooksthat

wereproducedonaprintingpress.

Thesedaysitisdifficulttoimagineaworldwithoutbooks.Buthumaninvention

doesnotstop.Everyyear,more10(story)areboughtase-booksandreadona

screen.

Willanyoneturnthepagesofatraditionalbookinthefuture,orwillbooks,like

scrolls,soondisappear?

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詞匯應(yīng)用十六

ItwasMother'sDay.WhenIwokeupthatmorning,Irealizedsomething1

(usual)washappening.Usually,Iwasthe2(early)onetogetupinmyfamily.

Butthatmorning,Icouldhearsomeoneelse3(work)inthekitchen.Iheard

thesoundoffridgedooropeningandclosing,andwaterrunning.Thingssounded

quitebusy.

Icalledtoseewhatwasgoingon.Mylittleboyquicklyanswered."Don'tgetup,

heshoutedasherantomybedroomdoor.“I4(make)something

specialforyou.AndIwanttoserveittoyouinbed.^^

Iwasgreatlysurprisedbecausemysonhadnevercookedbefore.IwonderedifI

shouldgetup5(help)him.ButIdecidedtolieinbedandwaittoseewhat

would6(cook)forme.

Ismelledtoast(烤面包)burninginthetoaster.Ithought,44Hemustbemakinga

lotof7(noisy)cookingupastorminthekitchen.”

Afterafewminutes,Iheardaknockonthebedroomdoor.My7-year-oldson

cameinwithadishandaglassofmilkinhishands.

Itwasthefirsttimethathehadcooked.Icouldfeeltearsofjoycomingtomy

eyesasmylittleboy8(proud)putthefoodanddrinkonmybedandgave

meakiss."HappyMother'sDay!”hesaid.1atethemealhappily,althoughitwas

difficulttomakethedry,burnttoast9(go)downmythroat(喉嚨).

Thatwasmanyyearsago.Now,everytimemysoncallstowishmewellon

Mother'sDay,wethinkofthatmorning.Ithasbecomeaspecialstorybetween10

(we)two.

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詞匯應(yīng)用十七

Iwasfeelingalittlesadbecausemymotherhadlostherjob.Oneday,whileI

](walk)onthestreet,Iheardthatabeautifulpiecepianomusicplaying

abovethenoiseofthepeople.Iwalkedmoreslowlytofindoutwhereitwascoming

from.ThenIsawayounglady2(sit)atapiano.

Shewassingingsongsaboutlove,believingin3(you)andkeepingon

trying.Thewayshewassingingmademe4(relax).Istoodtherequietly，

watchingherplayingonsucha5(crowd)NewYorksquare.Ithoughtthatshe

mustbebraveenoughtoperforminfrontofsomanypeople.

Shenoticedme.Iwalkedoverand6(tell)herhowgoodhermusic

sounded."Thankyou."shesaid."Ihavebeengoingthroughahardtimerecently,

butyou7(make)mehopefulagain."Isaidtoher.

"I'mgladthatIcouldhelp,"shereplied,"Whyareyousosad?"

"Well,mymomhaslostherjob,andI'mnotsurewhat8(do).

"Didyounoticedthewayyouwerewalking?Yourheadwasdown,"she

said."Don'tbeupset,becauseopportunitycomesindifferentwaysandifyourheadis

down,youmightnotseeit.You9(smile)more...liftyourheadup."

"Whyareyouplayingthepianohere?"Iaskedherwithasmile.

Sheexplainedthatshesawalotofunhappypeopleintheworldandshetriedtocheer

themupbyplayingmusic.

Ismiledalittlewilder,10(realize)thatnodifficultiescouldstopmefrom

goingon.

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詞匯應(yīng)用十八

Ayoungmantraveledthroughadesertwhenhecame](cross)aspringof

clearwater.Thewaterwassweet.He2(fill)hisleatherbagsothathecould

bringsomebacktotheelder,whohadbeenhisteacher.Afterajourneyoffour

3(day),theyoungmanfinallybroughtthewaterto4(he).Theteacher

tookadeepdrink,smiled5(warm),andthankedhisstudentverymuchfor

thesweetwater.Theyoungmanwenthomewithahappyheart.

Afterthestudentleft,theteacherletanotherstudent6(taste)thewater.

Hespititout,sayingitwasawful.Infact,itwasno7(long)freshbecause

oftheoldleatherbag.Heaskedhisteacher,"Sir,thewaterwasawful.Whydidyou

seem8(enjoy)it?”Theteacherreplied,"Youtastedthewater.Itastedthegift.

Thewaterwasnotjustwater,butanactof9(kind)andlove.Nothingcould

be10_(sweet)7,

Weunderstandthislessonbestwhenwereceivegiftsoflovefromchildren.

Whetheritisacheappipeoradiamond(寶石的)necklace,theproperresponseis

appreciation(感激).Welovetheideawithinthegiftratherthanthethingitself.

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詞匯應(yīng)用十九

Haveyoueverpickedstrawberriesyourself?Thesweetfruitlooksnice,butlight

pressurecanmakethemoutshape,soyouhavetobevery](care)when

pickingthem.Nowadays,there2(be)manyyoungpeoplewhoarejust

likestrawberries.They3(easy)breakdownwhentheyfacedifficulties.

Thereisanameforthem-strawberrykids.

Whyaremanychildrensoeasytobreakdown?Manystudentsaretheonlychild

intheirfamily.Theirparentsdoalmosteverythingfor4(they)intheirdaily

life.Theyhardlyevergetcriticized(被花匕評)athomeandalwaysfeelgoodabout

5(they).Ifthesestudentsarecriticizedstrictlybyteachers,they6

(feel)upsetandbegintodoubttheirownabilities.Andschools?Manyschoolscare

moreabout7(student)gradesinsteadofdevelopingtheirpersonality.Asa

result,studentsgetsatisfyinggradeswhiletheyarenotmentally(精神上地)strong

enough.

Youngpeopleshouldlearnhow__8(make)themselvesmentallystrong.An

expertsaid,"Wheneveryouareintrouble,don'taskforhelptoo__9(qui