unit 5 -unit 6完形閱讀任務(wù)型提優(yōu)訓(xùn)練 2021-2022學(xué)年牛津譯林版英語九年級上冊

9AU5-U6完形閱讀任務(wù)型練習(xí)（提優(yōu)）

題組一

完形填空

Fouryearsago,JoelKlinegaveuphisjobasamagazineeditortobecomeafreelancecopywriterforadvertisements,but

nowhehadmoneytrouble.Hesaysthathewisheshe'dnever1tosetuphisownbusiness

nIamnowinsuchabadsituation."saysJoel,IhopeIam2workingasaneditor.Yousee,Iwas3withmyjob,

andIusedtogetreallyangryatmybossandthewayheusedto4mearoundallthetime.Italkedtoafewfriendsand

theysaidthattheycouldgiveme5,soItoldmybossIwasleaving.Atfirst,everythingwas6:1hadsomuchwork

thatIhadtotakeonanassistant,mybestfriendatwork,Don,justtobe7tofinishthingsontime.Andsoonwe_8

largeamountsofmoney.DonandIhadareallygreatlifestyle,andwhentheworkwasfinished,weusedtotakegood_9

inplaceslikeCancunandtheBahamas,justtogetrelaxed.

Atfirst,wewerebusyhavingfun,andcharged（支付）everythingtomycreditcardsinstead,butthenIbeganto10

howmuchindebt（負(fù)債）Iwas.Alast,IhadtolayDonoff.1thenhadtosellallmyofficeequipment設(shè)備）.NowIcoulddo

almostnothingevenifpeopleaskedme.ThingsgotsobadthatIevenaskedmyoldbossif1coulddosomeworkforthe

11_buthesaidthatI'dbeenso12tohimwhenIleftthathewouldneveremploymeagain.Tvehadtoclosedownmy

businessnowandIdon'tknowwhatI'mgoingtodoformoney.Itjustgoestoshow,ifyousetupyourownbusiness,you

shouldn'tspendmoneyyoudon'thave."

1.A.pretendedB.learnedC.failedD.decided

2.A.speciallyB.stillC.alsoD.certainly

3.A.pleasedB.strictC.boredD.patient

4.A.showB.orderC.serveD.lead

5.A.timeB.moneyC.foodD.work

6.A.perfectB.wrongC.hardD.fun

7.A.afraidB.readyC.ableD.about

8.A.lostB.borrowedC.donatedD.made

9.A.vacationsB.picturesC.coursesD.chances

10.A.imagineB.rememberC.wonderD.realize

11.A.advertisementB.magazineC.equipmentD.lifestyle

12.A.shyB.rudeC.lazyD.straight

閱讀理解

A

Youdon'thavetobeascientisttosolvebigenvironmentalproblems.OneDutchdesignerisfindingcreativewaysto

makeachange-andhe'sinvitingbikerstojoinhim.

DaanRoosgaarde,38,isadesignerfromHolland.Heusescreativeideastoimprovecitylife.ForhisSmogFree

Project,hedesignedaspeciallowerthatcleansairinChineseparks.InHolland,hedesignedashiningbicyclepath.

NowDaanandhisteamareworkingwithengineersatChinesebike-sharingcompanytocreateanewproductfor

publicuse.Ifsanair-cleaningmachineconnectedtoabicycleandispartoftheSmogFreeProject.Insmoggyweather,the

machinewouldbreatheintheairinfrontofthebikeandblowoutastreamofcleanairtowardthebiker'sface.

It'snosecretthatairpollutionisabigproblemforChina.Inwinter,it'scommonforthickcloudsofhaze,caused

largelybyfactoryproduction,burningofcoalandcaremissions（排放物）tocoverareasofChina.

In2016,onlyone-fourthofChinesecitiesmetthecounty5sairqualitystandards,accordingtoasurveyof338cities

nationwidefromtheMinistryofEnvironmentalProtection.

"Ofcourseonetowerandafewbikeswon'tsolveChina'sairpollutionproblem,"Daansaid,"Butsmog-freebikesare

anexcitingideathatwillhopefullyinspirecommunitiestocreategreenercities.'*

1.Accordingtothewriter,.

A.airpollutionisnotabigprobleminChinaB.creativeideasmayhelpimprovecitylife

C.onlyscientistscansolvebigenvironmentalproblemsD.thesurveyof338citiesnationwidewasnotnecessary

2.Theair-cleaningmachineofferscleanairtothebikerby.

A.blowingoutdirtyairB.runningfastwiththebike

C.cleaningtheairaroundthebikerD.breathingindirtyairandcleaningit

3.Fromthepassage,weknowthat.

A.peoplewhohavecreativeideascangetfreebikes

B.onlysmog-freebikescangoontheshiningbicyclepath

C.DaanandhisfamilyspentalltheirtimeimprovingChina'sairquality

D.China'shazeinwinterhappensbecauseofmorethanthreecauses

4.Daanisinvitingbikerstojoinhiminorderto.

A.raisemoneyforthetowerB.testhisnewmachine

C.helpsolvetheairpollutionproblemD.makemoreChinesefriends

5.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.BreathingInandOutB.BikingforFreshAir

C.SurveyfromtheGovernmentD.China'sAirpollutionProblem

B

EversinceIwasalittlegirl,Tvelovedreadingcrimeanddetectivenovels,soIguessitwasprettynormalthatIstared

writingthemwhenIwasolder.However,myfamilyisvenbieonhavingatraditionalcareerandsowhenIsaidthatIwanted

togotocollegeandstudywriting,myparentstoldmethatIcouldn't.TheytoldmethatIhadtostudyforadegreesothatI

wouldachieveacareer,andnotsomethingasriskyaswriting.IsupposeIcouldhavestudiedjournalism（新聞）,butIdidn't

wanttoloseinterestinwritingbecauseitwouldbesomething1woulddoeverydayforwork,notforpleasure.Ithoughtthat

teachinglookedlikeaprettygoodcompromise（妥協(xié)）,especiallybecauseofthelongholidays.Itwasagoodchoice:bythe

timeIwastwenty-five,Tdalreadyfinishedtwonovelsandhadanagent.

Tobehonest,Inevermeanttokeepmybeingacrimewrierasecretoranything,andmyfriendshavealwaysknown.

Oneofthereasonsmostpeopledon'tknowisbecausemyagenttoldmethatmynameHazelsoundedtoomuchlikearomance

novelistforolderwomen.ShesuggestedBrookeLaneandIthought,nWell,ifyouthinkit'llmakemesuccessful,okay,"Td

totallyforgottenaboutituntilIwalkedintoschoolonedayandsawoneofmyworkmatesreadingmynovel.Iaskedhersome

questionsaboutit,anditwassoclearthatshehadnoideathatI'dwrittenit-sheevenofferedtolendittomeaftershe'd

finished!ofcourse,sometimesIwonderwhatmystudentswouldthinkiftheyknewthattheirteacherwasgoinghomeonthe

weekendtowriteaboutmurdersanddeadbodies,butIthinkmyparentsprobablydidmeafavor:myteachingjobkeepsme

intouchwiththerealworld.

1.Hazelisprobably.

A.anagentB.ajournalist

C.ateacherandartistD.ateacherandwriter

2.Theunderlinedwords"isverybigonninthepassmostprobablymean.

A.togivenoadviceB.tolikesomethingverymuch

C.tohavemoreexperiencesD.tomisunderstandsomething

3.IfsclearthatHazel.

A.agreedtostudyjournalismforadegreeBacceptedBrookeLaneasherpenname

C.wouldliketowritesomethingforteachingD.toldherworkmatesaboutherwritingnovels

4.Hazelfinallyrealizedthatherparents'adviceonhecrareerwas.

A.helpfulB.excitingC.disappointingD.risky

5.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat.

A.HazellikesshowingoffinpublicB.HazePsstudentsallwanttowritenovels

C.Hazel5sagenthasplayedaroleinhersuccessD.olderwomenpreferthenameBrooketoHazel

C

AnewstudyfindsthatmorethaneightypercentofInternetusersintheUnitedStatessearchforhealthinformationonline.

SusannahFoxfromthePewInternetProjectsaysdoctorsarestillthemainsourceofhealthinformation.Butthestudy

foundthatsearchingonlineisoneoftheleadingwaysthatpeoplelookforasecondopinion.Hesays,HPeoplearesortoff

fact-checkingwhattheyhaveheardfromadoctor.Ourstudiesshowthatpeoplearestillverylikelytoturntohealthdoctor

whentheyneedadiagnosisorareplanningatreatment.^^

Fortypercentofpeopleareactuallylookingfordoctorsorotherproviderswhentheysearchforhealthinformationonline.

TwothirdsofInternetuserslookonlineforinformationaboutacertaindiseaseormedicalcondition.

TheInternethasalsobecomeanimportantsourceofspiritualsupportforpeoplewithhealthproblems.SusannahFox

saysoneinfiveInternetusershasgoneonlinetofindotherpeoplewhohavethesamecondition.

Adiseaseisconsidereduncommonifitaffect（侵襲）fewerthan20000peopleworldwide.Theriseofsocialnetworking

hasmadeiteasierforpeoplewithuncommondiseasestoconnectwitheachother.

DrJeffLivingstonoperatesamedicalCentreforwomeninIrving,Texas.Hisofficeusespassword-protectedsoftware

toshareinformationwithpatients.Hesaysthesoftwarehasincreasedefficiency（效率）,reducedcostsandimprovedrelations

withpatients.Ithasjustchangedthewaywedohealthcare.HismedicalcentrealsohasaFacebookpage,aMySpacepage

andaTwitterpage.

1.isoneofthemostpopularwayspeoplelookforhealthinformation.

A.askingtheirparentsB.ThePewInternetProject

C.SearchingonlineD.Readingbooksonmedicine

2.Whatmakespeoplesearchforhealthinformationonline?

APeople'sinterestinhealth.B.People'shealthcondition.

C.ImportanceoftheInternet.D.Theriseofonlinetreatment.

3.Fromthefourthparagraphweknowthat.

A.peoplewithhealthproblemsgoonlinetolookforthenewtreatment

B.peoplewithhealthproblemstrytosharetheirexperiencewithothersonline

C.peoplewithhealthproblemsencourageeachotheronlinetofightagainstdiseases

D.Internetbecomesaplaceforpeoplewithhealthproblemstoreduceworries

4.AccordingtoParagraph5,socialnetworking

A.becomesanewwayfordoctorsandpatientstocommunicatewitheachother

B.encouragespeopletogetmorehelpfromdoctorsonlineintime

C.helpspeopletogetmoreconfidenceaboutthetreatmentoftheidiseases

D.makespeopleeasiertoknowmoreaboutwhattheirdiseasesare

5.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?

A.Internetisaneasywayfordoctorstotreattheirpatients

B.Doctorsshouldchangetheirwaytotreattheirpatients.

C.Facebook,MySpaceandTwitterbecomeefficienttoolsfordoctors.

D.Mostpatientswouldliketoasktheirdoctorsforhelponlinenow.

任務(wù)型閱讀

Negative（消極的）energycanbefoundalmosteverywhere.Therearepeoplecomplainingaboutlifeoften,practicing

badhabitsandbringingyoudownTheemotions（'情緒）theyspreadinfluenceyourthoughtsandactionsinabadway,so

avoidingthesources（來源）ofnegativeenergyisnecessaryifyouwanttobemoresuccessful.

Everyonecanbeeasilyinfluencedbynegativeemotionsunlessyoulearnhowtodealwiththem.Thefollowingways

willshowyouhowpositive（積極的）peopledealwithnegativity,sOyoucanapplythemtoyourlife.

Spendtimeinnature.

Beinginnatureclearsyourmindandrelaxesyourbody.Positivepeoplespendapartoftheirdayeatingoutsidetoenjoy

thebeautyofourplanet.Itisagreatwaytorelax

Practicepositivethinking.

Ifyouthinknegatively,thereisnobrightfutureforyou.Positivepeopledon'tbelieveintheexcusestheirmindscome

upwith.Byfindingthegoodsideofanyproblem,theymakesuretheyaresetupforsuccess.

Cutoffnegativepeople.

Ifyouspendtimewithpositivepeople,youaremorelikelytobehappyandsatisfied.Ontheotherhand,ifyouaretoo

closetopeoplewhoalwayscomplain,you'llhaveahardtimegettingthenegativityawayfromyourlife.

Acceptfailure.

Positivepeopleembrace（擁抱）failureastheyrealizeitistheonlywaytolearnandgrow.Whenevertheyfail,theywork

hardtogettothetopagaininsteadofgivingup.Eventhoughfailurebringsnegativeemotions,theybelieveitwillgoaway

quickly.Tospeeduptheprogress,theykeepthinkingpositively.

Howto_1__thesourcesofnegativeenergy

ReasonItiseasyforeveryonetobeinfluencedbynegativeemotions.

Spendingtimein?Beinginnatureclearsyourmindandmakesyourbodyfeel___2_

nature?Positivepeoplegooutsidetoenjoybeautifulthingsofourplanet.

MethodsPracticingpositive?Ifyouthinknegatively,thereisnobrightfutureforyou.

thinking?Theexcusesthattheycomeupwitharenot_3_inbypositivepeople.

?Positivepeoplethinktheyaresetupforsuccessbyfindingthegoodsideofanyproblem.

Cuttingoffnegative?Ifyouspendtimewithpositivepeople,youarehappyandsatisfied.

people?Ifyouaretooclosetothosewhoalwayscomplain,youwillhave

—4__gettingthenegativityawayfromyourlife.

Acceptingfailure?Failurebringsnegativeemotions,butpositivepeoplebelieveit

won't_5—foralongtime.

完形DBCBDACDADBB

閱讀理解

A篇：BDDCBB篇：DBBACC篇：CBDAB

任務(wù)型閱讀

1.avoid2.relaxed3.believed4difficulty5.1ast/remain

題組二

完型填空

Itwasoneofthehottestdaysofthedryseason.Wehadnotseen(1)inalmostamonth.Thecropsweredying.

Ifwedidn'tseesomerainsoon,wewouldloseeverything.

IwasinthekitchenmakinglunchthatdaywhenIsawmyson,Billy,walkingtowardthe(2).Tryingtobe

asquietaspossible,hewaswalkingwithgreateffort.Minutesafterhe(3)intotheforests,hecamerunningout

again,towardthehouse.Momentslater,however,hewasonceagainwalkinginthat(4)waytowardthewoods.I

couldn'ttakeitanylongerandI(5)him.

Hewascuppingbothhandsinfrontofhimashewalked,beingvery(6)nottospill(溢出)thewaterhecarried.

AsIcamecloser,Isawthemostamazingsight.Severallargedeer(鹿)stoodinfrontofhim.Billywalkedrightupto

them.Butthedeerdidnothurthimnor(7)moveasBillykneltdown(跪下).AndthenIsawababydeerlyingonthe

ground,verythirsty,liftitsheadtodrinkthewaterinmyboy'shand.Whenthewaterwasgone,Billjumpeduptorunback

tothehouse.Itrackedhimbacktoatap.Billyturnedit(8)andletthewaterslowly(9)his"cup".

Whenhestoodupandbegantoturnback,Iwasthereinfrontofhim.Hislittleeyeswerefulloftears."I'm

not(10)wasallhesaid.Theweekbefore,hehadmadethesametroublewithourhorses,whichcausedhima

speechfromhisfatherabouttheimportanceofsavingwater.

Thistime,1(11)him,withasmallpot(壺)ofwaterfromthekitchen.Ilethimtakecareofthebabydeeralone

foritwashisjob.Asthetearsthatrolled(12)myfacebegantohittheground,theyweresuddenlyjoinedbyother

drops...andmoredrops...andmore.Ilookedupatthesky.AllIcansayisthattherainthatdaysavedourfarm,justlikethe

actionsofonelittleboywhosavedanother.

1.A.windB.snowC.rainD.cloud

2.A.forestsB.schoolC.houseD.rivers

3.A.cameB.disappearedC.turnedD.entered

4.A.naturalB.clearC.popularD.unusual

5.A.sloppedB.followedC.acceptedD.controlled

6.A.carefulB.noisyC.comfortableD.polite

7.A.everB.yetC.evenD.never

8.A.offB.onC.outD.up

9.A.setB.fillC.fullD.place

10.A.playingB.jokingC.complainingD.wasting

11.A.receivedB.believedC.joinedD.pushed

12.A.acrossB.upC.overD.down

閱讀理解

A

WhenyouwatchTVprogramsaboutwildanimals,itissurprisingtoseehowanantelopecanescapealion'sattack.In

thewilderness,everyonehasastunt.Evenplantshavetheirownwaysoffightingoffenemies.

Overmillionsofyearsofevolution,plantshavedevelopedauniquedefencesystem.Chemicalsarewildlyusedfor

survival.Bymakingtheirleaves,flowers,rootsandfruitsdistastefulorpoisonous（有毒的）toenemies,plantscanfightback.

OnesuchplantistheGoldenWattletree.TheBritishscientistDavidCameronhasfoundwhenananimaleatsthetree's

leaves,theamountofpoisonincreasesintheotherleaves.4tIfslikethedamagedleavestelephoningtheotherstellingthem

tofighttogetheragainsttheenemy,“hesaid.

Thetreealsosendsdefencemessagestoneighboringplantsbygivingoutaspecialsmell.GoldenWattletreesinthe

surrounding45meterswillgetthemessageandproducemorepoisonwithin10minutes.Now,ifanenemyeatstoomanyof

thetrees9leaves,hewilldie.

Everyspeciesofplantortreeisgoodattheproductionofaparticularsetofchemicals.Herbivore,likerabbits,cansafely

eattheleavesofonetree,buttheymaybepoisonedbyitsneighbor.

Inthisway,plantshavedevelopednotonlyindividualdefencesystem,butalsoshareditwithothers.Thismakesit

impossiblefbrasingleanimaltodestroyevenasmallareaofforest.

1.Fromthesecondparagraph,wecanlearnthat.

A.plantscandonothingagainsttheirenemiesB.chemicalsarequiteusefulfbrplantstosurvive

C.anantelopecanalwaysrunawayfromastronglionD.leaves,roots,lowersandfruitsorplantsarepoisonous

2.IfanimalseatoneGoldenWattletree'sleaves,thetreecan.

A.killtheanimalswithaspecialsmellB.tellothertreestocometoprotectit

C.warmothertreesagainsttheanimalsonthephoneD.senddefensemessagestotheneighbouringplants

3.Theunderlinedword"Herbivores"inthefifthparagraphprobablyreferstoanimalswhich.

A.producepoisonB.hveonsmallanimals

C.liketoeatrabbitsD.feedonplantslikegrass

4.Thelastparagraphofthepassagesuggeststhatthiskindofdefensesystemis.

A.badforanimalsB.goodforforests

C.helpfultosomeanimalsD.harmfultoforests

5.Thepassageismainlyabout.

A.theexamplesofprotectingforestsB.thebalancebetweenanimalsandplants

C.thewaysofplantsfightingagainstenemiesD.therelationshipbetweenlionsandantelopes

B

EachyearonFeb21,UNESCO（聯(lián)合國教科文組織）holdsanInternationalMotherLanguageDay（IMLD）.Theevent

istohelppeopletopayattentiontothedisappearanceoftheworld'slanguages;manyofthemaredisappearingeachyear.

UNESCOseesthisasaterriblefact.

Whathappenswhenalanguagediesout?Somethinggreatislost-notjustsoundsandmarksbutthewaythatpeople

understandtheworldandcommunicatewitheachother.Wekeepdifferentculturesandtraditionsthroughlanguages.Killa

languageandallthesearekilledtoo.

ThroughIMLD,moreandmorepeoplecometorealizeheterriblesituationandtrytostopit.Google's2018Endangered

（瀕臨滅絕的）LanguagesProjectisagoodexample.Manyspeakersandprotectorsofendangeredlanguagesupload（上傳）

texts,audiosandvideostotheprojectwebsite.Theywanttointroducethewaythatpeoplecommunicateandexpress

themselvesaroundtheworld.

TheMyaamiaProjectisthesamekindofefforttorevivethelanguagespokenbytheMiamitribes（部落）oftheUnited

States.Projectmembersworktoencouragepeopletostudyandcommunicatewiththislanguage,whichdiedoutinthe1960s.

Theseactivitiesgivelifetothoseendangeredlanguages.PeoplewhoworktokeepLanguagesalivearenotlimitedtothe

past.Manyyoungpeopledesignappsandusesocialmediatosupporttheiractivities.They"spreadtheword1'tosavethe

world.

So,whiletheproblemofdisappearinglanguagesremainsaveryseriousone,thereishope.Weallhaveaspecialfeeling

ofourmotherlanguage.ThisiswhyweshouldrememberthewisewordsoflatepresidentofSouthAfrica,NelsonMandela:

"Ifyoutalktoamaninalanguageheunderstands,thatgoestohishead.Ifyoutalktoamaninhisownlanguage,thatgoes

tohisheart.”

1.UNESCOholdsIMLDeveryyearinordertohelppeopleto.

A.learnanduseendangeredlanguagesB.showtheirtalentsinlearninglanguages

C.practicereadingskillsofmotherlanguagesD.realizethesituationofendangeredlanguages

2.WhatdidpeopledoinGoogle*s2018EndangeredLanguagesProject?

A.DiscusshowtomakegooduseofGoogle.B.Offeronlinecoursesonendangeredlanguages.

C.Sharematerialsaboutendangeredlanguagesonline.D.Translateendangeredlanguagesintomotherlanguages.

3.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"revive"meaninParagraph（段落）4?

A.創(chuàng)造B.學(xué)習(xí)C.復(fù)活D.清除

4.Whatcanweinfer（推斷）fromParagraph5?

A.Itismoredifficulttoprotectendangeredlanguages.B.Thedisappearanceoflanguageshasalreadystopped.

C.Youngpeopledon'tcareaboutendangeredlanguages.D.Youngpeoplehavecreativewaystoprotectlanguages.

5.ThewritermentionsNelsonMandela'swordsinorderto.

A.telltheimportanceofone'smotherlanguageB.showhiscontributionstolanguageprotection

C.tellthetroubleinlearningendangeredlanguagesD.showthepossibilityofprotectingmotherlanguages

任務(wù)型閱讀

Everybodylikesmusic.Butdoyouknowthatmusicisdifferentfromsongs?Songsexpressfeelingswithlyrics（歌詞）,

butmusicwithtones（音調(diào)）.Unlikesongs,musictoneshavenospecificmeanings.

Differentpeoplemaygetdifferentthingsfromthesamemusicalperformance.Thoughsomemusicworksaredifficult

tounderstand,peopleneedmusicintheirdailylifebecauseitbringsfuntothem.Differentpeoplelikedifferentmusic:some

loveclassicalmusic,andotherslikepopmusic.Mostyoungpeoplelikepopmusic.

PopmusicbeganintheUSAandbecamepopulararoundtheworldduringthe1950sand1960s.

Thebest-knownearlykindofpopmusicwas"rockandroll”.Popmusichastakentheplaceofnativemusicinmany

partsoftheworld.Ithascausedthenumberofpeoplefor"jazz"musictobecome.muchsmallerthanthatinthe1950sand

earlier.Anditnowbecomesthemostpopularone.Muchpopmusiciswithoutartisticvalue（價值）,buttheworkofsomepop

singerslikeBobDylan,thegroupslikePinkFloydandCrosbyareexcellent.Todaypeoplestillhavegreatinterestinpop

music.Itsconcertsandfestivalsareheldallovertheworld.

The(l)___________Songsexpressfeelingswithlyrics.

betweenmusicandsongsMusictoneshavenospecificmeanings.

TheloveofmusicPeoplecangetfunfrommusic.

Differentpeopleareinterestedindifferentmusic.Forexample,mostoftheyouthlikepop

music.

DetailsfbrpopmusicPopmusicdidn'tbecomefamousaroundtheworld(2)___________1950s.

“Rockandroll“wasfamous(3)____________earlykindofpopmusic.

Localmusicinmanypartsoftheworldhasbeen(4)____________bypopmusic.

Popmusicnowbecomesmorepopularthan'jazz"music.

Thepopconcertsandfestivalsare(5)___________allovertheworld.

完形填空CABDBACBBDCD

閱讀理解BDDBCDCCDA

任務(wù)型閱讀differences;until;as;replaced;popular

題組三

完形填空

Inagardenfilledwithbushesandgrasses,thereappearedawhiterose.Theflowercouldn't(1)herself,soheno

ideahow(2)____shewas.Shehadspentherlifehavingnoideathatallaroundherwereamazedbyherbeauty.Shedidn't

(3)thateveryonewhosawherspokewellofher.

Onehotandsunnyday,agirlwaswalkingthroughthegarden,thinkingabouthowmanylovelythingsMotherNature

hadgivenher,whenshe(4)sawawhiteroseinaforgottencomerofthegarden.Therosewasbeginningtowilt."If

therosestaysheretilltomorrow,itwill(5)"，shethought.ctIwilltakeithomeandputitinalovelybottle.^^Andsoshe

did.Withallherlovesheputthewiltingwhiteroseinwater,insideacolourfulglassbottle,and(6)itbythewindow.

Therosesawherreflectionintheglass,whichmeantthat,forthe(7)time,therosegottoseewhatshelookedlike.

“Isthatme?^^thoughttherose.Littlebylittleherleavesbeganto(8)andstepbystep,therosewereasbeautiful

asbefore.Whenshewasbacktoher(9),shelookedatherreflectionandsawthatshewasinfactabeautifulflower.

Shesaid,"Wow!TillnowIhadn'trealizedwhoIwas;howcouldIhavebeenso(10)?

Therosecametorealizeshehadlivedherlifewithoutappreciatingher(11),unabletoseeherself,unableto

knowwhoshereallywas.(12)youreallywanttoknowyouare,youshouldforgeteverythingthatyouthinkyouare.

1.A.hearB.seeC.touchD.save

2.A.kindB.braveC.prettyD.strange

3.A.realizeB.hopeC.believeD.guess

4.A.suddenlyB.nearlyC.finallyD.immediately

5.A.growB.complainC.cryD.die

6.A.hidB.putC.threwD.cut

7.A.firstB.nextC.worstD.right

8.A.singB.dropC.disappearD.rise

9.A.bestB.normalC.feelD.home

10.A.tiredB.differentC.blindD.cheerful

11.