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ஹᓫ⚗ᐳ15⚪;⚪1ᑖᑖ15ᑖAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᐭᜐḄᨬ⌱⚗ᙠ⚪ᓱ!"#⚗$%஺1.AsJacklefthismembershipcardathome,hewasn'tallowedintothesportsclub.A.goingB.togoC.goD.gone2.Hewillcometounderstandyoureffortssoonerorlater.It'sjustamatterof.A.timeB.valueC.luckD.fact3.Mybrotherwouldliketobuyagoodwatchbutwasavailablefromthatshop.A.nothingB.neitherC.nooneD.none4.-Look!Somebodythesofa.-Well,itwasn'tme.Ididn'tdoit.A.iscleaningB.wascleaningC.hascleanedD.cleans5.DavidallnightinordertowatchthefootballmatchbetweenFranceandItaly.A.putupB.stayedupC.gotupD.showedup6.-Whatdoyouwanttobewhenyougrowup?-Iwanttobesocialworker.Manypeopleareingreatneedofourhelp.A.aB.anC.theD.(7.-Idon'tknowaboutyou,butI'msickandtiredofthisweather.

1-.1can'tstandallthisrain.A.Idon'tcareB.It'shardtosayC.SoamID.Ihopenot8.Youwillfallbehindothersyouworkhard.A.ifB.unlessC.thoughD.since9.Thenewlawsaysthatpeopledriveafterdrinkingwine.A.wouldn'tB.needn'tC.won'tD.mustn't10.-YouseemfamiliarwithMr.John?-Ofcourse,wetogetherforthreeyearsinthe1990s.A.haveworkedB.wereworkingC.areworkingD.worked11.-I'mgoingtothepostoffice.-you'rethere,canyougetmesomestamps?A.AsB.WhileC.BecauseD.If12.himandthentrytocopywhathedoes.A.MindB.NoticeC.SeeD.Watch13.-DoyouthinktheStarswillbeattheBulls?-Yes.Theyhavebetterplayers,soIthemtowin.A.hopeB.preferC.expectD.want14.ProfessorWhitehaswrittensomeshortstories,butheisknownforhisplays.A.betterB.moreC.thebestD.themost15.-Canyoutellme?-WithLucy'shelp.A.whenyoudiditsowellB.whendidyoudoitsowell

2C.howyoudiditsowellD.howdidyoudoitsowell*ஹ+,ᐳ10⚪-⚪1ᑖᑖ10ᑖᐜ/01☢Ḅ3ᦻ56ᐸᜧ9ᯠ;ᙠ⚪ᡠ=ḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᐭᜐḄᨬ⌱⚗ᙠ⚪ᓱ!"#⚗$%஺ThestorytellusabouttheBritishwriter;RichardSavage.HewasoncelivinginLondonwith16moneyinhispockets.Inordertogetsomefoodandclothes,hewrotethestoryofhislifeandmanagedtohaveitpublished.Butnotmanycopiesofhisbookswerel7intheshops,andhewasstilllivingahardlife.Becauseofanxiety>?⇋andmalnutrition>⃩B(Chebecameveryweakandbeforelonghefell18,andadoctorwassentfor.Thedoctorwasnotrichenough,butwas19literature.HetriedhisbesttocureSavageofhisillnessandaweeklaterSavagewasoutofdanger.Whenhefinallyrecovered>DEFGhis20,thedoctorsentabilltoSavageforhis21,butpoorSavagehadnomoneytopayit.Thedoctorwaitedforamonthandsentanotherbill.Receivingnomoneyagain,thedoctorwenttoSavagehimself."Youknowyouowe>Hyourlifetome,"saidthedoctor,"andIshould22somethankfulnessfromyou.""Iagree,"saidthewriter;"you'vedoneagreatfavour>឵JformeandifI'mnotungratefulforyourkindness,I'lldamage>KLmylifetoyou."WiththesewordshehandedthedoctortwocopiesofTheLifeofRichardSavage.

3Thedoctortookthebookshomeandbeganto_23themcarefully."IseeI've24thelifeofagreatwriter,"thedoctorsaidtohimselfwithasenseofpride,MaybethisistheonlythingIcouldbereally25ofinmylife."FiveyearslaterSavagecalledonthedoctortopayhisbill,onlytofindthatthedoctorhadalreadypassedaway.16.A.muchB.alittleC.littleD.enough17.A.boughtB.soldC.printedD.showed1S.A.weakB.anxiousC.frightenedD.ill19.A.interestedinB.familiarwithC.popularwithD.worriedabout20.A.walkB.healthC.movementD.action21.A.careB.helpC.attentionD.treatment22.A.wishB.chooseC.getD.master23.A.uTiteB.correctC.improveD.read24.A.madeB.savedC.trainedD.taught25.A.fondB.awareC.proudD.afraidMஹ▅0ᳮP>ᐳ15⚪Q⚪2ᑖᑖ30ᑖ▅01ᑡ3ᦻ⚪ᡠ=Ḅ⌱⚗>AஹBஹCSD⌱ᨬ⌱⚗ᙠ⚪ᓱ"#⚗$%஺AOnedaywhensomegovernmentofficialswererebuildingabarn>TUtheyfoundamouseholeinacornerandtheyusedsmoketoforcethemiceinsidetheholetocomeout.Awhilelatertheyindeedsawmicerunningout,oneafteranother.Then,everyonethoughtthatallthemicehadranaway.Butjustastheybegantocleanup,theysawtwomicesqueezing>ᢴoutatthemouthofthehole.Withsomeefforts,themice

4finallygotout.However;itwasstrangethataftertheycameoutofthehole,theydidnotrunawayimmediately.Instead,oneranaftertheothernearthemouthofthehole.Itseemedthatonewastryingtobitethetailoftheother.Everyonewaspuzzled,sotheysteppednearertotakealook.Theyrealizedthatoneofthemicewasblindandcouldnotseeanything,andtheotherwastryingtoallowtheblindmousetobiteonhistailsothathecouldpulltheblindonewithhimtorunaway.Afterseeingwhathappened,everyonewassilentandlostinthought.Duringthemealtime,thegroupofpeoplesatdowninacircleandstartedtochataboutwhathappenedtothetwomice.OneseriousAmericanofficialsaid:"Ithinktherelationshipbetweenthosetwomicewasthatofkingandguard."Theothersthoughtforawhileandsaid:"Thatwaswhy!"AsmartFrenchsaid:"Ithinktherelationshipbetweenthosetwomicewasthatofhusbandandwife."Againtheothersthoughtforawhile,andallfeltitmeaningful.AJapanesesaid:"Ithinktherelationshipbetweenthosetwomicewasthatofmotherandson."Onceagaintheothersthoughtforawhile,andfeltthiswasmorereasonable.Sotheyexpressedagreementanothertime.Atthatmoment,oneChineseasked:"Whydidthosetwomicehavetohaveacertainrelationship?"

5Suddenly,thegrouplookedbackattheChineseanddidn'tsayanywords.TheAmericanofficial,theFrenchandtheJapanesewhohadspokenearlierallloweredtheirheadsinshyness,anddidnotdaretoanswer.Infact,thetrueloveisnotbuiltonfriendship,loyalty>WXorbloodrelationship.Instead,itisbasedonnorelationship.26.Neitherofthetwomiceranawayimmediatelybecause.A.onewastryingtohelptheblindoneB.onewasbitingtheotherC.themouthoftheholewastoosmallD.theywerenotafraidofsmoke27.Whydidtheylowertheirheadsinshynessaccordingtothepassage0A.Becausetheydidnotdaretoanswer.B.Becausetheyregrettedffn^'*drivingapoorblindmouseaway.C.Becausetheyhadmistakentherelationshipofthemice.DBecausetheydidnotexpressthemselvesmuchbetter.:2S.Itisclearthat.A.allthemicecameoutof±eholeeasilyB.eachof±epeopleunderstoodthurelationshipdifferentlyC.thepeoplewantedtokillthemicewithsmokeD.thepeopleknewoneofthemicewasblindatthefirstsight29.Thebesttitleforthepassageis.A.TwolovelymiceB.HelpproducesloveC.LoveisallD.FriendsinneedBChineseareverygenerouswhenitcomestoeducatingtheirchildren.Notcaringaboutthemoney,parentsoftensendtheirchildrentothebestschoolsorevenabroadtoEngland,theUnitedStatesandAustralia.Theyalsowanttheirchildrentotakeextra-courseactivitieswheretheywilleitherlearnamusicalinstrument>Yᘤorballet,orotherclasseswhichwillgivethemaheadinlife.TheChinesebelievethatthemoreexpensiveaneducationis,thebetteritis.Soparentswillspendanunreasonableamountofmoneyoneducation.Evenpoorcoupleswill

6buyacomputerfortheirsonordaughter.However;whatmostparentsfailtoseeisthatthebestearlyeducationtheycangivetheirchildrenisusuallyverycheap.Parentscanseethattheirchildrenareveryskilledinsomeareaswhilepoorinothers.Whatmostparentsfailtorealizethough,isthattoday'schildrenareshortofself-respectandself-confidence.Theproblemisthatparentsareonlyeducatingtheirchildrenonhowtotakemultiple-choicetestsandhowtostudywell,butparentsarenotteachingthemthemostimportantskillsthattheyneedtobeconfident,happyandclever.Parentscanachievethisbyteachingpracticalskillslikecooking,sewinganddoingotherhousework.Teachingachildtocookwillimprovemanyoftheskillsthathewillneedlaterinlife.Cookingrequirespatienceandtime.Itisanenjoyablebutdifficultexperience.Agoodcookalwaystriestoimprovehiscooking,sohewilllearntoworkhardandfinishhisjobsuccessfullystepbystep.Hisresult,awell-cookeddinner;willgivehimmuchsatisfactionandlotsofself-confidence.Someoldmachines,suchasabrokenradioorTVsetthatyougiveyourchildtoplaywithwillmakehimcuriousandarouse>[\hisinterest.Hewillspendhourslookingatthem,tryingtofixthem;yourchildmightbecomeanengineerwhenhegrowsup.Theseactivitiesarenotonlyteachingachildtoreadabook,butrathertothink,tousehismind.Andthatismoreimportant.

730.MostChineseparentsdon'trealize.A.howmuchthebesteducationisworthB.whenchildrenshouldbeeducatedC.whatchildrenreallyneedinlaterlifeD.whyschooltestsdon'tsatisfychildren31.Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph?A.Fixingoldmachinesisveryimportant.B.Interestisnecessaryforeverything.C.Brokenthingsareusefulforchildren.D.Usinghandshelpsimprovethinkingability.32.Thewriter'sattitude
]^tochildren'seducationisthatA.thecheaperaneducationis,thebetteritisB.childrentodayshouldlearndifferentskillsC.practicalskillsareusefultochildren'sgrowthD.schooleducationcan'tmeetparents'expectation.CBEINGanastronautsoundscool,doesn'tit?Inspace,theygettodosomeprettyamazingthings,likefloatinginzerogravity>D_.However;therearealsoplentyofthingsthatastronautscan'tdobecauseoftheirweightlessenvironment,andthat'sverysad.What'sworse,theycan'tevenlettheirsadnessshow,becauseit'simpossibletocryinzerogravity.Ofcourse,astronautscanstillproducetears.Butcryingismuch

8moredifficultinspace,accordingtoTheAtlantic>ᜧ`aᨴcIdinJanuary.Withoutgravity,tearsdon'tflow
i^tJdownoutoftheeyesliketheydohereonEarth.Thismeansthatwhenyoucryinspace,yourtearshavenowheretogo-theyjuststick>etoyoureyes.InMay2011,astronautAndrewFeustelexperiencedthisduringoneofhisspacewalks."Tears,"hesaid,"don'tfalloffofyoureyes...Theyjustkindofstaythere."Besidesmakingyourvision>fgunclear;thiscanalsocausephysicalpain.BackonEarth,tearsaresupposedtobringcomforttotheeyes.Butthat'snotthecaseinspace.Thespaceenvironmentdriesoutastronauts'eyes,andwhentearssuddenlywettheeyes,itcancausepainratherthancomfort."Myrighteyeisstinging>hilikecrazy,"Feusteltoldhisteammateduringthewalk.Sincegravitydoesn'tworkinspace,astronautsneedsomeextrahelptogetridof
◀kthetears.Feustelchosetorubhiseyesagainsthishelmettowipe>lthetearsaway.Anotherchoiceistojustwait-"Whenthetearsgetbigenoughtheysimplybreakfreeoftheeyesandfloataround,"astronautRonParisetoldTheAtlantic.Therearelotsofsmallthings-thingslikecrying-thatwearesousedtoonEarth.Weusuallytakethemforgranteduntiltheybecomeaprobleminatotallydifferentenvironment,likespace.There,astronautscan'ttalktoeachotherdirectly.Theyalsocan'teatordrinkinnormalways.Theycan'tevenburp>ᡭn,becausethereisnogravityto

9holdthefooddownintheirstomach.Iftheydoburp,theyjustendupthrowingup
pqpreverythingintheirstomach,accordingtotheUKNationalSpaceCenter.Therefore,perhapsit'sonlyspaceexplorerswhocanhonestlysay:"Gravity,you'rethebest."33.FromParagraphs2and3:wecanknowthatA.astronautsareunabletofeelsadinspaceB.astronautsproducefewertearsinspaceC.tearsproducedinspace£o\vdownmoreslowlyD.tearsproducedmspacedon'tflowdownward34.Whateffectdetearshaveonastronauts?A.Theycausephysicalpain.B.Theybringcomforttothem.C.Theymaketheirvisionclearer.D.Thevfoataroundandcausetrouble.35.Theunderlinedphrase"takethemforgranted"inparagraph7meansA.findthemimportantB.considerthemuselessC.needthemduringanemergencyD.failtonoticetheirpresence>sᙠ36.Thesecond-to-lastparagraph
paragraph7ismainlyabout.A.suggestionsofhowastronautscanstaycomfortableinspaceB.otherbasicthingsthataredifficulttodoinspaceC.whyburpingisimpossibleinspaceD.thingshumancan'tdowithoutgravityD

10WhenIwasyoung,Iwantedtobeamodel,sowhenanationalcompetitionwasnearby,Iaskedmyparentstotakemeforanaudition>t;uandtheyagreed,IwasselectedandtoldIhadpotential.Theysaidthatforonly$900Icouldattendaweekendeventthatanumberofthemostfamousmodelingagenies>vfromaroundtheworldwouldattend.At13,myhopesoffameandfortune>wᑭcloudedmyjudgmentandIbeggedmyparentstoletmego.Wehaveneverbeenrich,buttheysawmyenthusiasmandatlasttheyagreed.Iimaginedbeingsignedbysomefamousmodelcompanies.For.months,anyboredomordisappointmentthatIfaceddisappearedbecauseIknewIwouldsoonhavethechancetobearealmodel.IthoughtIwouldappearinthecoversoffamousmagazines!Ofcourse,Iwasn'tsigned,butwhathurtthemostwasbeingtoldthatifIgrewto5'9'
about1.75metersIcouldbeasuccess.Isprayedforagrowthspurt>yhbecauseIcouldnotimaginegivingupmydream.Imetwithalocalmodelingagencyandtheagentrequired$500forclasses,$500foraphotoshoot>z᤬,and$300forotherfees.Myparentsonlyagreedafterhoursandhoursofmybegging.TheagencysentmeoutonafewauditionsbutwitheverydayIdidnotreceiveacall,Igrewmoredisappointed.ThefinalchancecameinJulyafterIhaddecidedtofocusoncommercialmodeling.Therewasanopencall
|}ᢧitinNewYorkCity.Wespenthoursdrivingandspentanotherfewhourswaiting,onlytobetoldthatIwastooshort,Icould

11hardlystandit.Yearslater,IrealizethatthetriptoNewYorkwasgoodasitmademenoticeIdidn'tactuallylovemodeling,justtheideaofit.lwantedtobespecialandInaively>ᜩᙢdecidedtoreachanimpossiblegoal.Theexperiencehasmademestrongerandthatwillhelpmeinthefuture.37.Theauthorwantedtobeamodel,because.A.shewonanationalcontestB.shewantedtobefamousandrichC.shewasurgedbysomemodelingagenciesD.shehadfullpotentialtobeasuccessfulmodel38.Theauthor'sparents'attitudetowardherdreamis.A.encouragingB.doubtfulC.worriedD.excited39.Theauthorfinallystoppeddreamingtobecomeamodelmainlybecause.A.herparentswerestronglyagainstitB.sherealizedthatitwasimpossibleforher.C.evenalocalmodelingagencyturnedherdownD.sherealizedthatshedidn'tactuallylovetheideaofmodeling40.Fromherexperienceofstrugglingtobeamodel,theauthorlearnedthatA.wherethereisawillthereisawayB.beingamodelisnotsoeasyC.weshouldhaveourownjudgmentandshouldnotjustfollow

12othersD.wemightsetunpracticalgoalsbuttheexperiencescanhelpusgrow.ஹ>ᐳ10⚪;⚪1ᑖᑖ10ᑖ᪷1ᑡᡠ=ᡈ/!1ᦻᙠ⚪ᓱ!᪗ᨵ⚪Ḅg!ᑏᜐᔜᓫḄ,஺ᑏ஺41.MoreandmoreChinesepeopleareableto▲Gtotravelabroad.42.Hewaswearingaverv▲ᾓḄexpressionandIknewsomethingwaswrong.43.Regulartestshelptheteachertclearnaboutthe▲>¡ᓾofeachstudent.44.He▲τ£¤1thathewouldcomebuthehasnotturnedupyet.:45.AmongthemanvA>¥¦᰿¨ofhisarereading
musicandtennis.46.Thereisnothingthere-youareiust▲τ©ª«things!47.Thelittlegirlwalked▲τ¬ᙢthestagereadyforherfirstspeech.:48.-CanIhelpyouit?-Iamgratefulforyouroffer,butIcanmanageitA.49.-DidyoucatchAIsaid"-Sorry.Iwasansweringatextmessagejustnow.50.-Itsnousehaving▲snlv.-Don'tworn:Petercanshowvouhowtoturnanideaintoanact.®ஹ¯°ᐳ5⚪Q⚪3ᑖᑖ15ᑖ"1ᑡ°ᡂ²"ᡠ°ᑏᙠ⚪ᓱ!᪗ᨵ⚪Ḅg!஺51.ᡭ}³´´Eµ¶஺▲52.¸¹ᨵº»ᙢSὁ½¾¿஺▲53.ÀÁÂᡃÄÅᦻ᪥ᑮÈÉ◤20ᑖË஺▲54.ᙢᳫ!ḄÍÎÏGÐÅᦻÐÅᦻD஺▲

1355.ÑᯠᡃÄÒÓᨬ½ḄÔ_ÕÖ×ØÓÙÚ஺▲ÛஹÜ☢⊤Þ>ᐳ1⚪Qᑖ20ᑖᎷàá×Åᦻâãä஺ᙠåwæTigerMomḄÅᦻâçèḄéê!á]ᑮ᝞1ᑁí஺îá᪷éêᑁíஹᑏï⌕ñS⌕ò=óåçèôõ஺I'mthemotherofafourteen-year-oldgirl.Ihavearuleformydaughter:beamongthetop5studentsorgetpunishedinonewayoranother.Shehasbeendoingverywellinschool,butsomefriendsofminekeeptellingmethatIputtoomuchpressure>ö_onher.AmIwrong?ᑏï⌕ñ-1.⊤÷¬øḄ]^Q2.▰ú¬øḄᳮᵫ>üýþ÷3.ÿ
ᩩ1.ᦪ902.ᦻḄᜮᑏᐭᦪ3.ᦻᒹ"ᡠᨵᑁ&⌕()〉+,ᢵ.ᐸ01ஹ344.ᦻ56789Ḅ:;ஹ᪥;=>ᐵ@A஺Hi,TigerMom,WhattroublesyouisactuallyatroubleformanyparentsinChina.Myideaisthat

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