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第一篇TherewasaproblemwiththeMinRiverinSichuan,China.Thepeoplewholivedalongitwere1itbecauseitwouldoverflow.Thishappenedeveryyear.Whentheriveroverflowed,waterwouldfloodthepeople'shomes,andeverythingwouldget2.Sosomeofthepeoplegottogetherandtriedto3thisproblem.Finally,LiBingcameandfoundoutthattheproblemofthefloodingriverstartedupinthemountains.The4ofthemountainswereveryhighupinthesky,whereitwasverycold.Whenitwaswintertime,itwouldgetsocoldthattheywouldbe5insnow.Whenspringtimecame,allthesnowwouldmelt.ThewaterwouldfalldownthemountainsandgointotheMinRiver,whichmadeitoverflow.LiBingknewthatthemeltingsnowwasthe6oftheflooding.Buthealsoknewthathecouldn't7thesnowfrommelting.Herealizedthatthebestwaytosolvetheproblemwouldbetoturnitintoanopportunityforsomething8tohappen.Awayfromtheriver,therewasapieceoflandthathaditsownproblem.Itdidn'thaveany9.SoLiBingstartedthinkingabouthowhecouldgettheextrawateroftheMinRivertothelandthat10neededwatertogrowplants.LiBinggotsomeworkerstogetherandcreatedaleveeintheMinRiver,whichsolvedtheproblem.()1.A.pleasedwith B.frightenedof C.strictabout D.ashamedof()2.A.big B.small C.wet D.dry ()3.A.solve B.spread C.shareD.prepare ()4.A.colors B.sizes C.shapes D.tops ()5.A.avoided B.changed C.covered D.satisfied ()6.A.situation B.cause C.type D.achievement()7.A.stop B.suggest C.enjoy D.see ()8.A.regular B.rapid C.terribleD.good ()9.A.temperature B.wealth C.water D.fish ()10.A.suddenly B.really C.hardly D.finally 第二篇Iwasaselfemployedwriter.ButIwasinabadmoodaftermynew1movedin.WheneverIbecame2towrite,Icouldhearagirlsingingnextdoor.Shedidn'tsingwellatall,even3.Itwasreallyaheadacheforme.Slowly,itbecameadailyroutineformetostand.Oneday,itwastoonoisyandmy4werepletelydisturbed.Ihadmyhusbandgoto5thismatter.Minuteslater,hereturned.“Thatgirlisonly17,"he6withasadlook,“butshehasaseriousbonedisease.”Mymindsuddenlywentblank.“Hermothersaidthatthemore7itis,thelouderherdaughtersings.Ithelpsherreleasethepain.Thepoormotherbegsourpardonfordisturbingus."Atonce,Ifeltguiltyaboutmythoughtless8.Fromthatdayon,Inolongerfeltanythingwrong,andeven9hersingingIfeltasifgreetedbythesmellofflowers.However,thegirlpassedawaybeforelong,andIcouldn'thearthegirlnextdoorsinganymore.“Howeverhardthewindsblow,youwillstraynomorefrommypany…”Hersingingalways10inmymind.Ihopethevoiceiseverlastingforyou,me,andeveryone.1.A.friend B.teacherC.neighbourD.roommate2.A.satisfied B.readyC.calmD.afraid 3.A.carefullyB.loudly C.beautifully D.awfully4.A.thoughtsB.feelingsC.memoriesD.opinions 5.A.disagreewithB.plainaboutC.laughatD.guardagainst 6.A.criedB.shoutedC.sighedD.cheered7.A.careful B.silent C.wonderfulD.painful 8.A.behaviourB.stepC.movementD.gesture9.A.gotusedtoB.madefunofC.putupwithD.tookpartin10.A.developsB.happens C.risesD.changes第三篇Thegardenertookgreatprideinhisgarden.Hehadspent1hourstakingcareofhisflowers.Asaresult,hisgardenwasfamousthroughoutthevillage,whichmadealltheneighborsjealous.Theyallwantedtohaveagardenasbeautifulas2.Toprotecthisflowers,hebuiltahighfencearoundhisgardenbecausehe3thatplantsfromothergardenswouldsneakinandtakehisflowers'bestpollen.Andhealsolockedthegatesothatnoonecouldenterwithouthis4.Atfirst,flowersbloomedbrightlybehindthefenceandthegate.5,afterseveralweeks,thegardenernoticedthatsomethingwaswrong.Thecolorsoftheflowerswerestartingtofade,andtheyturned6.Realizingthis,thegardenerdecidedto7.Heremovedthefenceandgate,welingallflowerstohisgarden.Tohissurprise,thiswayworkedwonders.Soon,thegardenbecame8againastheopensharingofpollenhelpedeachplant.Thefreetradingofpollenenrichedalltheblossoms.Fromthenon,thegardengatestayedopenasa9ofthecooperation.Thewholevillagewasinvitedtoenjoyitscontinuingrichness,andthegardenerbecameknownnotjustforhisbeautifulflowers,butalsoforhisgenerosityand10.1.A.painlessB.countlessC.worthlessD.hopeless2.A.mineB.hisC.yoursD.theirs3.A.showedB.acceptedC.worriedD.required4.A.permissionB.adviceC.patienceD.bravery5.A.MeanwhileB.SoC.InsteadD.However6.A.brightB.freshC.hardD.weak7.A.takeplaceB.takeactionC.makesenseD.makeroom8.A.awfulB.peacefulC.colorfulD.powerful9.A.signB.coatC.mealD.task10.A.honestyB.appearanceC.wisdomD.independence第四篇Likemanyteenageboys，Iwascrazyaboutmusic.WhenIwassixteenyearsold,Ijoineda1.Oneday,wewereinvitedtogiveahospitalaonehourperformance.Toprepareforit,wekept2andimprovingourplayingskills.Thedayfinallycame.Standingonthestageandfacinglotsofchairsbelowmadeus3.Seeingit,thehospital'sdirectorJennycametousandsaid“Justrelax.Youraudienceareoldandverysickandneversawliveentertainmentbefore.”Whenitwasshowtime,westartedoursongs.Everythingwas4.Wehardlymissedanoteofanysong,yetwedidn'tfeelsatisfied.Aseachsong5,therewasapausebeforeweplayedournextsong.Duringallpauses,wedidn'tgetapplause.The6madeusdecidetowintheaudienceover.However,theyremainedstill.AfterfortyfiveminuteswedecidedtostopourshowandexplainedtoJennythattheaudiencedidn'tlikeus.Shereplied,“Thisisthefirstliveentertainmentthey'veexperienced.Theydon'tknowhowtoact7.Buttheyloveyourshow.They'llbe8ifyoustopperformingnow."Hearingthat,wedecidedtofinishourshow.Finallytheshowwasover;westillhadn't9anyapplause.Butsoon,manypatientsshookourhands,andsaidtheywerecheeredbyour10.Findingourshowwasfinallyrecognized,wefelthappythatnight.1.()A.classB.partyC.bandD.trip2.()A.laughingB.writing C.C.runningD.practising3.()A.cheerfulB.embarrassed C.nervousD.surprised4.()A.perfectB.terrible C.secret D.possible5.()A.spreadB.finishedC.organized D.mentioned6.()A.performanceB.accidentC.achievement D.silence7.()A.carefullyB.properlyC.weaklyD.regularly8.()A.sad B.sleepyC.excitedD.tired9.()A.countedB.actedC.remembered D.received10.()A.natureB.researchC.showD.memory第五篇Haveyoueverthoughtofyourpurposeinlife?Ifyoudon't,youhavetothinkaboutitseriously.Youwillloseyourselfandyouwill1toknowwhatyoureallywantinyourlife.Herearesome2abouttakingstepstowardsfindingyourlife'spurpose.Firstly,makea3ofthethingsyoudoforfun,includingsomejobsthatyoupreferyourhobbiesandsoon.Imagineyou'reamillionairewithnoworriesaboutmoney,howwouldyouchooseto4yourtime?Addthosethings5thelistevenifyoudon'tdothematpresent.Thislistisaboutyourpassionsthethingsthatyouwoulddo6forthepleasuretheygiveyou.Then7thenamesofpeopleyouadmiremostandthereasonswhytheyattractyou.Youmightadmireaninventorforhisloveforcreatingsomething8.Oryoumightadmireanactressforalwaysbeingtruetoherself.Taketheseadmirationofothersasawayforyoutoliveintheworld.Finally,makealistofthethingsyoudo9withoutthinkingaboutthem.Suchtalentsmaybeaneyefordetailoragreatsenseofhumor.Somepeopleare10atmathormusic,butthereareplentyofothertypesoftalentsaswell,it'sbetterforustouseourtalentsforourlifepurpose.1.()A.fail B.need C.decideD.want2.()A.advantagesB.activities C.tipsD.systems 3.()A.survey B.listC.noteD.record4.()A.take B.spend C.costD.save5.()A.toB.outside C.overD.away6.()A.possibly B.hardly C.properlyD.simply7.()A.talkabout B.askforC.writedownD.dreamof8.()A.awfulB.boring C.oldD.new9.()A.naturallyB.difficultlyC.suddenlyD.happily 10.()A.strictB.shyC.goodD.angry第六篇Amaninblackclothesjumpshighintotheair.Beforehelands,hestrikesapose.Hisdanceiseyecatchingoftenattractinglotsofpeople.HeisaChinese1MaJiaolong.Since2020,he'smadeshort2ofhimselfdancinginLondon.The35yearoldhasnearly5millionfollowersonDouyin,whereheshareshisvideos.Ma3dancingat12."Forthefirsttime,Iwaspletelyattractedbythedancerswhoplay4heroeslikeHuoQubingthroughthemovementsofclassicalChinesedance."saidMa.Asateacher,hehasbeen5classicalChinesedanceclassesatGoldsmiths,UniversityofLondonsince2019.Twoyearsago,MahadtoteachonlinebecauseofCOVID19pandemic.Inhissmallhome,hecouldonlymake6moves.Oneday,hetookhiswife'ssuggestionanddancedatGreenwichParkapopulartouristplace.Theymadethevideo,addedmusicandsentitto7."Surprisingly,allofourfriendslovedit.whichinspiredmeto8itonline."saidMa.Later,Masharedmoreshortvideosonline.Peopleareoften9abouthisperformances.Hereceivedmessagesfrompeoplearoundtheworld，like"Howdoyoudothesebeautifulandskillfulmovements?""Now,10andsharingshortvideoshasbeeapartofmylife.Moreimportantly,agreatwaytointroduceclassicalChinesedancetomorepeople,especiallyoverseasviewers,"saidMa.1.()A.dancerB.painterC.singerD.engineer 2.()A.postersB.videosC.passagesD.games 3.()A.practiced B.lovedC.started D.watched 4.()A.youngB.popular C.modern D.ancient5.()A.givingB.having C.selling D.missing6.()A.beautifulB.small C.bigD.right7.()A.relatives B.familyC.friendsD.followers8.()A.teach B.make C.buyD.share9.()A.surprised B.worried C.upsetD.relaxed 10.()A.watchingB.makingC.addingD.sending第七篇Istoodtherelisteningtomyfathershoutattopofhisvoice."Whichoneofyoudidthis?"Weall1downatthestep.Therewasachild'shandwritinginchalkthere.Iwasso2.Ihopenoonecouldseeit."Wouldhe3itwasme?"Iwassoscared.Whenheaskedme,Ilied"Notme,Dad."Theothersdenieditaswell.Ofcourse,weallknewthatoneofusmusthavedoneit.Butastheyoungestandsmallestofthethree,Ijustcouldn'tfindcouragetotellthe4·Tofindoutwhohadwrittenonthe5,fathergaveuseachapieceofpaperandapencil."Iwanteachofyoutowrite6whatyouseeonthestep."Itriedmybesttowritethewordsdifferently.Ididn'twantDadtobeabletotellitwasme.He7ourpiecesofpaperandlookedatthem,"Sincenoneofyouwilladmittohavingdoneit,thenIwill8youall."Istoodthereandsaidnothing.ThelastthingthatI9wasfordadtopunishme!“Ididit".Mysistersteppedforwardandsaidshehaddonesomethingshehadn't.Shewasgroundedforamonth.Ididn'ttellmydaditwasreallymeuntilmanyyearslater.Ialwaysfelt10becauseofit.ThatwasthelasttimeIletanyonetaketheblameforme.1.()A.layB.stared C.sat D.wrote 2.()A.excitedB.relaxedC.worried D.interested3.()A.guessB.agreeC.hopeD.decide 4.()A.lie B.jokeC.truthD.story 5.()A.wall B.shelfC.chalkD.step6.()A.quickly B.exactlyC.slowlyD.differently7.()A.putup B.clearedup C.tidiedup D.gatheredup 8.()A.praiseB.believe C.punish D.refuse9.()A.wantedB.hated C.caredD.missed 10.()A.pleasedB.shamedC.annoyedD.frightened第八篇You'reatyournewschool.It'slunchtime,butyoudon'thaveanyonetositwith.Youwanttojoinsomeoneattheirtable,butyou'renotsureifthey’refriendly.Whatdoyoudo?Natalie's1ofsolvingtheproblemwastocreateanapp.Sheknowswhatitfeelsliketobealoneatanewschool.Shefounditdifficulttomakenewfriendsandhadto2anewtableatluncheveryday.Ifshesatbyherself,shefelt3.Butifsheaskedtojoinsomeoneandwas4shefeltembarrassed.Shecreatedalunchplanningapptohelpstudentslikeherfindpeopletohavelunchwith.TheappcalledSitwithUsis5.Ifastudentishavinglunch,heorshecancreateaninvitation.Otherstudentscanopentheappand6thatinvitation.Theycanthenusetheapptodecidewhenandwheretomeet.Thisallowsstudentstomake7onlineinsteadoffacetoface.Thisisthereasonwhyitworkssowell:It8theriskofbeingrefusedandtheembarrassmentthatgoesalongwithit.Natalicishappytoseethatpeoplearereplyingtoherappactively9thosewhosufferfrombullying.Soonaftershemadeherappavailabletothepublic,shewonaprizeforit.Shealsoappearedinmanynewsstories.Nataliewasevenaskedtospeakatauniversity.Inhertalk,Nataliewantedpeopletoknowthatyoudon'thavetodosomething10tochangelives.Sometimesasmallthinglikehavingafriendtoenjoylunchwithcanmakeallthedifference.1.()A.habit B.courseC.method D.question 2.()A.searchfor B.fixupC.giveoutD.getawayfrom3.()A.stressedB.nervousC.lonelyD.pleasant 4.()A.called B.refusedC.discussedD.believed 5.()A.cheap B.simpleC.private D.noisy 6.()A.missB.makeC.sendD.accept 7.()A.plans B.troubleC.reports D.dinner 8.()A.increases B.avoids C.adds D.takes9.()A.probably B.exactlyC.especiallyD.mainly 10.()A.big B.newC.similar D.enjoyable第九篇ThereoncelivedanelephantnamedPeter,whowasthemostforgetfulelephantever.Suzy,Peter’swife,wastiredofPeterforgettingthings.Peterdidn'tmisstheir1onpurpose,buthewouldalwaysendupforgetting.ThismadeSuzyfeel2inhislife.Oneday，Suzysaid,“Itismybirthdaytomorrowandwewillgooutfor3.Ifyou'renotontimethistime,we'redoneforgood.”Peterwas4hewouldupsetSuzyagain.Therehadtobeawayforhimtoremember.Hetiedaredribbon(絲帶)aroundhistrunk.Hethoughtthatnextmorningwhenhewouldlookattheribbon,itwould5himofthedinnerandhewouldnotmissit.Thatnight，Peterwenttosleepthinkinghewasontosomething.ThenextmorningwhenPeter6andlookedathimselfinthemirror,hesawtheribbon.Buthehadforgottenwhatitwasfor.Petertriedtofigureoutwhatitwas.Hecalledallhisfriendsaskingifhemadea7toanyone,yettherewerenone.SoonnighttookovertheskyandPeterdecidedthathewouldaskSuzywhattheribbonwasfor.Shemust8.PeterrushedtoSuzybutbeforehehadthechancetoaskSuzy,shehuggedhim9.Hehadarrivedintimeforthedinneratlastandtheyendeduphavingavery10night,fulloflaughter.ButPeterneverfoundoutwhattheribbonwasfor.1.()A.chanceB.train C.plansD.lessons2.()A.lessconfidentB.moreuseful C.morevaluableD.lessimportant3.()A.fun B.dinner C.coffeeD.lunch4.()A.worriedB.thankful C.certain D.aware 5.()A.freeB.warn C.accusedD.remind6.()A.fellover B.wokeup C.passedoutD.laydown7.()A.mistake B.speech C.promiseD.difference8.()A.remember B.w