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It was the district sports meet. My foot still hadn’t healed(痊愈)from a(n)　　injury. I had　　whether or not I should attend the meet. But there I was, 　　for the 3, 000-meter run.
“Ready. . . set. . . ”The gun popped and we were off. The other girls rushed　　me. I felt　　as I fell farther and farther behind.
“Hooray! ”shouted the crowd. It was the loudest　　I had ever heard at a meet. The first-place runner was two laps(圈)ahead of me when she crossed the finish line. “Maybe I should　　, ”I thought as I moved on. 　　, I decided to keep going. During the last two laps, I ran　　and decided not to　　in track next year. It wouldn’t be　　it, even if my foot did heal.
When I finished, I heard a cheer—　　than the one I’d heard earlier. I turned around and　　enough, the boys were preparing for their race. “They must be cheering for the boys. ”I was leaving　　several girls came up to me. “Wow, you’ve got courage! ”one of them told me.
“Courage? I just　　a race! ”I thought. “I would have given up on the first lap, ”said another girl. “We were cheering for you. Did you hear us? ”
Suddenly I regained　　. I decided to　　track next year. I realized strength and courage aren’t always　　in medals and victories, but in the　　we overcome(戰(zhàn)勝). The strongest people are not always the people who win, 　　the people who don’t give up when they lose.
小題1:
A．slighter　　B．worse　　C．earlier　　D．heavier
小題2:
A．expectedB．supposed
C．imagined D．doubted
小題3:
A．lateB．eagerC．readyD．thirsty
小題4:
A．from behind B．ahead of
C．next toD．close to
小題5:
A．ashamed B．astonished
C．excitedD．frightened
小題6:
A．cheerB．shoutC．cryD．noise
小題7:
A．slow downB．drop out
C．go onD．speed up
小題8:
A．ThereforeB．Otherwise
C．BesidesD．However
小題9:
A．with delightB．with fear
C．in painD．in advance
小題10:
A．playB．arriveC．race D．attend
小題11:
A．worth B．good C．valuable D．close
小題12:
A．weakerB．longerC．lowerD．louder
小題13:
A．wellB．sure
C．surprisinglyD．strangely
小題14:
A．while B．when C．asD．since
小題15:
A．finishedB．wonC．passedD．lost
小題16:
A．cheerB．hope C．interest D．experience
小題17:
A．hold onB．turn to
C．begin withD．stick with
小題18:
A．measuredB．praised
C．testedD．increased
小題19:
A．sadnessB．struggles
C．diseases D．tiredness
小題20:
A．or B．norC．andD．but

小題1:C
小題2:D
小題3:C
小題4:B
小題5:A
小題6:A
小題7:B
小題8:D
小題9:C
小題10:C
小題11:A
小題12:D
小題13:B
小題14:B
小題15:D
小題16:B
小題17:D
小題18:B
小題19:A
小題20:D

【文章大意】帶著受傷的腳參加3 000米跑步比賽, 這注定沒法取勝�？墒侵灰阌掠趨①�, 堅持到底, 你也會有所收獲。
小題1:選C。邏輯推理題。又是地區(qū)運動會了, 可作者的腳由于上一次的(earlier)受傷仍然還沒有痊愈。注意本句中的過去完成時態(tài)及still的意義有著明顯的提示意義。slighter更輕微的; worse更糟的; earlier更早的, 上一次的; heavier更沉重的, 巨大的。
小題2:選D。邏輯推理題。根據上句可知, 作者不是認為(supposed), 設想(imagined), 希望(expected)參加運動會, 而是懷疑(doubted)自己是否應該參加運動會。
小題3:選C。邏輯推理題。但是我到了比賽場地, 準備(ready)參加3 000米跑步。
小題4:選B。前后照應題。其他的女孩子不是落到了后面(from behind), 靠近(close to, next to)作者, 而是沖到了作者的前面(ahead of)。后文as I fell farther and farther behind有所暗示。
小題5:選A。背景常識題。作者越來越落后, 作者不會感到驚訝(astonished), 也激動(excited)不起來, 而是感到慚愧(ashamed), 當然不至于害怕(frightened)。
小題6:選A。詞匯復現題。這是作者在運動會上聽到的最大的歡呼聲(cheer)。前面“Hooray! ”(歡呼的叫聲)也有所暗示, 后文I heard a cheer—　　　than the one I’d heard earlier和They must be cheering for the boys. 也都有明顯提示。
小題7:選B。邏輯推理題。第一名已經先我兩圈到達了終點, 作者心想可能自己不該參加比賽, 應該放棄(drop out)才對。slow down(使)慢下來, (使)減速; drop out不參與, 離去, 放棄; go on繼續(xù)下去; speed up加速。
小題8:選D。邏輯推理題。然而我還是決定堅持跑下去。注意前后句子之間的轉折意義。therefore因此, 所以, 表示因果關系; otherwise另外, 否則, 表示其他情況的出現; besides此外, 還, 表示附加意義; however然而, 可是, 表示轉折關系。
小題9:選C。前后照應題。跑最后兩圈時, 作者無法輕松(with delight)起來, 也沒有害怕恐懼(with fear), 當然也無法提前(in advance)到達, 而是在腳疼(in pain)的狀態(tài)中跑著。前文My foot still hadn’t healed from a(n)　　　injury. 已經有所提示。
小題10:選C。邏輯推理題。作者在想這一次已經沒有辦法了, 明年就不參加賽跑了。文中一再談到race和track。
小題11:選A。邏輯推理題。由上文作者已落后且腳有傷, 可知作者認為這樣做不值得, 故用worth, valuable后不能直接加賓語。
小題12:選D。前后照應題。歡呼聲不是更弱(weaker), 更低(lower), 而是更大(louder)。longer缺少比較的對象或前提。
小題13:選B。邏輯推理題。作者轉身看到男孩子正準備開始比賽, 確信(sure)大家是為男孩子歡呼。
小題14:選B。邏輯推理題。作者正準備離開, 這時幾個女孩子走上前來。when在此句中作并列連詞, 意思是“正在這時, 就在那個時候, 突然”。while作從屬連詞, 表示“當……時候”, 通常強調兩個動作或情況的同時發(fā)生; as作從屬連詞, 表示“當……時候”, 通常強調一個動作或情況伴隨另一動作或情況; since作從屬連詞, 表示“自……以后, 自……以來”。
小題15:選D。邏輯推理題。作者對女孩的贊揚不解, 因為她剛剛跑過了終點, 結束了比賽, 但跑在最后沒有獲勝, 輸(lose)了比賽。
小題16:選B。邏輯推理題。女孩子們的鼓勵使作者又找回了失去的希望(hope), 而不是歡樂(cheer), 興趣(interest), 經驗(experience)。
小題17:選D。詞語辨析題。作者決定明年還要參加(stick with)徑賽比賽。hold on把持住, 不掛斷, 停止, 繼續(xù), 常有hold on to的用法。turn to轉向, 求助于, 致力于, 開始行動; begin with首先, 用……開頭; stick with與……固定在一起, 堅持做(某事)。
小題18:選A。邏輯推理題。作者意識到力量和勇氣并非總是可以用獎牌和勝利衡量(measure)的。measure估量, 斟酌, 權衡; praise贊揚, 稱贊; test測試, 檢驗; increase增加, 增大。
小題19:選B。邏輯推理題。但是在我們戰(zhàn)勝了的“競爭”中, 力量和勇氣總是可以估量出來。sadness悲哀, 悲傷; struggle掙扎, 努力, 奮斗; disease疾病, 弊病; tiredness疲勞, 疲倦。
小題20:選D。邏輯推理題。最堅強的人并非總是贏得勝利的人, 而是(but)那些遇到失敗挫折時決不放棄的人。or或者, 還是, 表示選擇關系; nor也不, 表示否定關系; and表示并列關系; but表示轉折關系。
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Think not just what you want to DO, but how you want to BE today?
Each day is a new beginning and a blank slate. How would you like to create your day? Think of it as a blank canvas — what would you like to paint on it. What can you create? If you wake up in a negative mindset, you are more likely to paint a dark picture throughout the day, and your canvas will not reflect hope, happiness and joy.
If you take each day to think positively, and have a positive intention for how you would like to create your day, how would your life be different? What positive outcome can reflect your positive intention?
What can daily positive intentions do for you? Every day you will give yourself the gift of an "attitude of gratitude."
Visualizing how you would like your day will help release positive energy from within you and you will attract more positive energy from those around you. Instead of spinning your wheels in an old way of thinking, each day is a chance to reframe and re-look at things in a different way.
You can experience each day an awe （敬畏）in the beauty and creation of the world — and the beauty of you who is in it!
You find yourself shifting from an "I can't mindset" to an "I can" mindset.
With a focus on positive intentions, you feel more empowered and more like a "victor" than a "victim."
You are more mindful of the present, and will be more likely to live fully in the present each moment of each day. After all, the past is a great place to visit, but you don't want to live there!
So how about starting each day taking a moment to think of a positive intention for the day? Each morning, write it down and reflect each evening on how you did!
Here are examples of Positive Intentions:
"Today I would like to replace my feelings of annoyance towards my co-worker to feelings of acceptance."
"I am looking forward today to focusing on what I am grateful for in my life, rather than what is missing, and express gratefulness to others."
"Today I want to slow my life down and take time to savor the moment, especially with my children".。
Using each day to recommit yourself to positive thinking and intention will help you create the life you want and that you deserve!
小題1:According to the writer, which is the most important?
A．changeableB．positiveC．forgettableD．active
小題2:When you get up, what is the right way to start?
A．Just do as you do regularly
B．Brushing teeth and washing as quickly as possible
C．Stopping for a short while and planning some active things
D．Doing morning exercise to build up your body
小題3:Which of the followings is considered to be positive intention?
A．The boss told me to finish the task, so I have to hurry today
B．Mr. Smith treated me to dinner, so I’d like to send him a card.
C．I have finished all the tasks ,so I’m free today.
D．I didn’t sleep well last night, but it’s time to go to work..
小題4:What can daily intention do for you ,except______?
A．You can live fully
B．You will become mindful everyday
C．You will feel powerful
D．You can spend your day happily

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科目：高中英語 來源：不詳 題型：完形填空

One day a few years ago we had an uninvited guest—a sparrow.        the little bird had flown into our open garage. Then I        the bird before I saw it.
“What’s that?”I asked when I first heard the sound.
“It’s coming from the        .”my wife, Anita, said. “Maybe it’s one of the little        .”
I looked into the garage. No children at all. But there was that sound again, coming from right up there. And that’s         I saw the sparrow. It was flying        just inches below the ceiling. It was clearly        to get out, but couldn’t see the way out was not up, but        and and out through the garage door. So the bird continued flapping its wings and bumping its little head        the ceiling.
I tried to terrify it out, but only succeeded in driving it into the        open space between the door and the ceiling. Then I tried to show the bird how to fly down a few feet         it could get outside, but that only seemed to        it more.
“Why don’t we just leave for a few minutes,” Anita        .“I’m sure he’ll figure it out eventually.”
We went back into the house, where we        to hear the ongoing struggle between the sparrow and the ceiling. Then suddenly, it was        and our uninvited guest was gone.
I’ve        that little sparrow through the years, and I’ve decided that birds are not different much from people. We think we were        to fly ever upward, and we don’t even consider the        that something good might happen if we just fly down a little bit. Once we figure out that we can make        without banging（碰）our heads against ceilings, we can usually save ourselves much        .
小題1:
A．StillB．SomehowC．InsteadD．Perhaps
小題2:
A．heardB．caughtC．searchedD．observed
小題3:
A．houseB．backyardC．garageD．basement
小題4:
A．birdsB．guestsC．catsD．kids
小題5:
A．whenB．howC．whyD．whether
小題6:
A．quicklyB．anxiouslyC．cautiouslyD．slowly
小題7:
A．decidingB．hesitatingC．tryingD．choosing
小題8:
A．upB．backwardC．forwardD．down
小題9:
A．againstB．offC．alongD．into
小題10:
A．freeB．smallC．wideD．dark
小題11:
A．in caseB．even ifC．as thoughD．so that
小題12:
A．puzzleB．confuseC．frightenD．disturb
小題13:
A．suggestedB．explainedC．insistedD．demanded
小題14:
A．attemptedB．continuedC．refusedD．failed
小題15:
A．fierceB．emptyC．safeD．silent
小題16:
A．looked afterB．worried aboutC．thought aboutD．brought up
小題17:
A．forcedB．determinedC．bornD．urged
小題18:
A．ideaB．possibilityC．challengeD．problem
小題19:
A．progressB．peaceC．decisionsD．efforts
小題20:
A．panicB．pressureC．lossD．trouble

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科目：高中英語 來源：不詳 題型：完形填空

In 1972, I returned to Miami Beach High School to speak to the drama class. Afterward I asked the drama teacher       any of my English teachers are still there. Irene Roberts, he tells me, is in the class        down the hall.
　　I was no one special in Miss Roberts’ class — just another student who did okay work. I don’t recall any one special bit of wisdom she passed on. Yet I cannot forget her        for language, for ideas and for her students. I        now, many years later, that she is the perfect example of a        teacher. I’d like to say something to her, I say, but I don’t want to        her from a class. Nonsense, he says, she’ll be        to see you.
　　The drama teacher       Miss Roberts into the hallway where stands this 32-year-old man she last saw at 18. “I’m Mark Medoff,” I tell her. “You were my 12th-grade English teacher in 1958.” She       her head to one side and looks at me, as if this angle might remember me in her       . And then, though armed with a message I want to        in many words, I can’t think up anything more memorable than this: “I want you to know,” I say, “you were        to me.”
　　And there in the hallway, this lovely woman, now nearing        age, this teacher who doesn’t remember me, begins to weep; and she encircles me in her arms.
　　        this moment, I begin to sense that everything I will ever know, everything I will ever pass to my students, is an inseparable part of a legacy(遺產) of our ancestors.
　　Irene Roberts holds me        in her arms and through her tears whispers        my cheek, “Thank you.” And then, with the briefest of looks into my forgotten face, she         back into her classroom,        to what she has done thousands of days through all the years of my       .
On reflection, maybe those were,       , just the right words to say to Irene Roberts. Maybe they are the very words I would like to speak to all those teachers through my life, the very words I would like spoken to me one day by some returning student: “I want you to know you were important to me.”
小題1:
A．thatB．ifC．asD．when
小題2:
A．justB．almostC．nearlyD．about
小題3:
A．kindnessB．respectC．friendshipD．love
小題4:
A．knowB．learnC．realizeD．believe
小題5:
A．selfishB．self-confidentC．self-consciousD．selfless
小題6:
A．callB．dragC．pushD．pull
小題7:
A．upsetB．delightedC．interestedD．annoyed
小題8:
A．bringsB．takesC．fetchesD．introduces
小題9:
A．bowsB．raisesC．risesD．puts
小題10:
A．thoughtB．brainC．attentionD．memory
小題11:
A．announceB．speakC．deliverD．tell
小題12:
A．usefulB．importantC．hopefulD．beneficial
小題13:
A．retirementB．enjoymentC．employmentD．happiness
小題14:
A．RemindingB．ExplainingC．RememberingD．Forgetting
小題15:
A．happilyB．straightC．calmly D．briefly
小題16:
A．againstB．withC．offD．beyond
小題17:
A．escapesB．gathersC．disappearsD．fails
小題18:
A．longsB．continuesC．goesD．returns
小題19:
A．absenceB．classC．workD．task
小題20:
A．or ratherB．in additionC．as usualD．after all

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