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（2023秋·湖北·高二华中师大一附中校考期中）I recently spent a week on the Greek island of Ikaria with

my partner, exploring the secrets of the locals’ healthy and happy lifestyle. It was a (n) ____1____ break from the

fast-paced world, and we learned a lot about the ____2____ of slowing down and enjoying life.

One of the first things we ____3____ was how relaxed life was on Ikaria. Unlike the ____4____ rush of

modern society, the locals took things ____5____, enjoying long meals with friends and family, taking a

____6____ in the afternoon, and spending lots of time outdoors. While they worked hard when they ____7____ to,

they also knew how to take breaks and ____8____ the simple pleasures of life.

Food played a big role in their healthy lifestyle, too. The island’s Mediterranean diet ____9____ fresh

vegetables, fruits, and seafood instead of red meat and carbohydrate (碳水化合物), and we enjoyed delicious

meals at local restaurants. The amount was small, but the flavors were ____10____, and we noticed that the locals

____11____ to snack on healthy options like nuts and seeds.

Exercise was also a big part of life for the native people on Ikaria. The hilly landscape provided plenty of

opportunities for ____12____, and we even joined a group of locals for a morning yoga session on the beach.

____13____, our time on Ikaria taught us the importance of prioritizing (优先) self-care and taking things at

a lower ____14____. While we may not be able to ____15____ the exact lifestyle of the locals back home, we can

certainly include some of their habits into our own lives.

1．A．embarrassing B．refreshing C．surprising

C．functions

C．recorded

C．constant

C．quickly

C．ride

C．managed

C．provide

C．focuses on

C．hot

C．promised

C．hiking

C．However

C．amount

D．creative

D．intentions

D．assumed

D．illegal

D．personally

D．leave

D．needed

D．promote

D．adapts to

D．salty

D．decided

D．driving

D．Overall

D．pace

2．A．disadvantages B．philosophies

3．A．noticed

4．A．ordinary

5．A．seriously

6．A．rest

7．A．expected

8．A．appreciate

9．A．makes out

10．A．light

11．A．tended

12．A．boating

13．A．Besides

14．A．process

B．confirmed

B．sudden

B．slowly

B．lesson

B．refused

B．accept

B．stirs up

B．rich

B．used

B．skating

B．Therefore

B．conduct

15．A．admire B．copy C．balance D．measure

（2023秋·山东·高二山东师范大学附中校考期中）My husband and I were on our flight to America. The

cabin was ___16___ for the films when shouts of “Wake up! Oh, help!” rang out. “Is there a doctor aboard?” No

surgeon wanted to hear these words while flying, but I still ___17___ quickly.

I was out of my seat and ran to see a frightened elderly woman holding the hand of her husband, who wasn’t

___18___ to her. His head was back, ___19___ closed. I did a quick examination: colour good, no evident pain,

breathing ___20___ without effort. I sat down, still ___21___ his heartbeat, and asked the woman about her

husband. Luckily, he had a ___22___ medical history and took no medicine. The couple had travelled to

___23___ their 60th wedding anniversary. It had been a good holiday, she explained, but ___24___. Suddenly her

husband opened his eyes, and asked, “What’s happened?” So I explained, “Your heartbeat isn’t quite right, and

that may have ____25____ your unconsciousness (昏迷).”

Soon after, when I reported the whole situation to the ____26____, he asked me, “We can put the plane down

in 20 minutes in Gander, or ____27____ for two hours in Toronto. What do you want me to do, doc?” “Put it

down,” I replied. Although I don’t know ____28____ what resulted in the man’s trouble, the truth is, travel for

____29____ can be stressful, and there’s enormous potential for medical treatments.

Three weeks later, I received a thank-you note from the gentleman, who will ____30____ remain in good

health for years to come. Seeing each patient getting well again is the best gift for a doctor.

16．A．darkened

17．A．moved

18．A．responding

19．A．fingers

20．A．sufficiently

21．A．touching

22．A．clean

B．sharpened

B．answered

B．smiling

B．hands

B．frankly

B．following

B．horrible

C．fastened

C．reacted

C．whispering

C．mouth

C．briefly

C．monitoring

C．healthy

C．admire

C．tiring

C．relieved

C．passenger

C．carry on

C．at least

C．seniors

D．lightened

D．conducted

D．waving

D．eyes

D．regularly

D．attaching

D．legal

D．appreciate

D．boring

D．prevented

D．police

D．turn around

D．above all

D．adults

23．A．congratulate B．observe

24．A．relaxing

25．A．caused

26．A．attendant

27．A．pull over

28．A．for certain

29．A．teenagers

B．satisfying

B．worsened

B．pilot

B．hold back

B．in short

B．children

30．A．eagerly B．hopefully C．basically D．typically

（2023秋·贵州遵义·高二遵义市南白中学校联考阶段练习）I never planned to be a teacher in my school

life. I studied law at college. I thought I would teach a couple of years and then get a(n) ___31___ job. I would

leave when I didn’t ___32___ my job any more. Thirty years later, that day has ___33___ come.

So, why do I stay? I stay because I laugh and ___34___ every day. The children are funny, insightful, and

honest. If my shoes don’t match my clothes, they ___35___ me. If my argument doesn’t ___36___, they inform

me. They have also taught me many different things.

I stay because every single day is ___37___. Some days, my lessons are great, and I have students who are

___38___ in their work. Some days, my ___39___ aren’t satisfying, and I need to start over again. Each year also

offers a new beginning. If my approach last year didn’t work so well, I’d urge myself to take the ____40____ to

rework it the next year.

I stay because I love to see my children have ____41____ something. I stay because I love to see my children

write ____42____; I love the feeling of reading a well-argued essay.

In the last 30 years, I’ve learned that all students want to succeed and that no student doesn’t care about

____43____ an exam. We genuinely want to ____44____ the kids to grow into the best students and the great

people that they can be.

I stay because what I’ve learned in 30 years is that I do have a “real” job. It’s the one that leads to other jobs.

My job is one of the ones that ____45____ most.

31．A．high-paid

32．A．love

33．A．ultimately

34．A．learn

35．A．tell

36．A．put on

37．A．appealing

38．A．brief

39．A．professions

40．A．competition

41．A．damaged

42．A．extremely

43．A．failing

B．stand-by

B．need

B．never

B．cry

B．vote

B．catch up

B．different

B．bitter

B．souvenirs

B．opportunity

B．defended

B．absolutely

B．admitting

C．honourable

C．complain

C．fortunately

C．clap

C．bite

C．die out

C．romantic

C．engaged

C．lectures

C．equipment

C．represented

C．well

C．overcoming

D．real

D．resist

D．gradually

D．exist

D．remove

D．get across

D．awkward

D．disappointed

D．decorations

D．function

D．acquired

D．originally

D．adopting

44．A．force

45．A．teach

B．recommend

B．develop

C．request

C．matter

D．help

D．involve

（2023秋·江苏徐州·高二统考期中）When Crystal was riding a bike to the local Wildlife Center last

December, she was scheduled to go bird-watching. Just a mile into her walk, she saw a female ____46____ near

the water’s edge. Crystal had worked at a wild bird rehabilitation (康复) center and ____47____ that swans can be

aggressive. But as she approached this one, it didn’t ____48____. She was certain that the bird needed

____49____ attention. Crystal put her jacket over the bird’s head to keep it calm, ____50____ picked it up and

held it in her arms. And then a thought ____51____ her: What should I do now?

Her best ____52____ was the rehab center, but that was on the other side of town. How was she going to

transport a 17-pound swan on her ____53____ all that way. Luckily, some ____54____ driving by offered her, her

bike and the swan a(n) ____55____ to the rehab center.

Staff members at the rehab center ____56____ that the swan might have lead (铅) poisoning. They got the

swan back up on her feet. ____57____, the swan had a bacterial infection. Two months after Crystal came to her

____58____, she passed away.

It’s a(n) ____59____ ending, but the story shows just how far people are willing to go to ___60___ animals.

46．A．bird-watcher B．swan

47．A．claimed

48．A．continue

49．A．medical

50．A．quickly

51．A．stopped

52．A．result

53．A．bike

54．A．doctors

55．A．access

56．A．assumed

57．A．Sadly

58．A．help

59．A．unexpected

60．A．raise

B．guessed

B．move

B．constant

B．bravely

B．struck

B．support

B．seat

B．workers

B．call

B．determined

B．Gradually

B．center

B．disappointing

B．save

C．passer-by

C．knew

C．leave

C．public

C．carefully

C．passed

C．solution

C．feet

C．friends

C．lift

C．denied

C．Accidentally

C．rescue

C．good

C．respect

D．duck

D．admitted

D．wait

D．normal

D．proudly

D．reminded

D．wish

D．back

D．strangers

D．invitation

D．examined

D．Finally

D．way

D．natural

D．change

（2023秋·江苏常州·高二统考期中）When Aiden Vayo found out that he had a rare genetic(基因的) heart

illness, it actually came as a bit of a(n) ____61____ . Even though the diagnosis meant that his heart could

suddenly give out, Aiden was ____62____ glad to know what was behind all these problems he’d felt for years.

He was also relieved to learn that there was ____63____ available(可获得的).

Aiden is an unusually bright, quick witted teenager who deals with his condition with a dark but cheerful

sense of ____64____ “I once blacked out on my birthday and woke up in a bush,” he laughs. Aiden is positive and

cheerful even when discussing his father’s passing away after his heart ____65____ to work. And this

____66____ led to his genetic diagnosis(诊断). Results showed that Aiden had ____67____ heart function, not

performing properly. Considering his family’s ____68____ health history and the test results, Dr Ceresnak who

also treated his late father for years, put Aiden on medication and worked with the Packard Children’s Hospital

genetic team to investigate(研究) ____69____.

“___70___ having a fun, great medical team here, we change our dynamic(交互方式) to ___71___ the needs

of an individual, says Dr. Ceresnak. Later in an interview, he also ____72____, “Doctors here all try to ___73___

the way we educate and support a family in ways that best suit them. The best part is people like Aiden, whose

___74___ for life is so encouraging. Kids like him are what makes our jobs so meaningful and _____75_____.

61．A．alarm

62．A．above all

63．A．treatment

64．A．sadness

65．A．desired

66．A．luckily

67．A．selected

68．A．worrying

69．A．farther

70．A．Without

71．A．meet

72．A．requests

73．A．remove

74．A．concern

75．A．regular

B．relief

B．at least

B．service

B．fear

B．began

B．hopefully

B．created

B．amazing

B．further

B．Despite

B．develop

B．challenges

B．adapt

B．desire

B．professional

C．stress

C．for example

C．spirit

C．success

C．managed

C．eventually

C．weakened

C．amusing

C．somehow

C．Unlike

C．release

C．mentions

C．survive

C．planning

C．natural

D．prize

D．of course

D．research

D．humor

D．failed

D．suddenly

D．updated

D．interesting

D．otherwise

D．Besides

D．permit

D．protests

D．impact

D．regret

D．rewarding

The other day, I was looking at my schedule for the summer.

（2023秋·辽宁沈阳·高二沈阳二中校考期中）I had a moment of ____76____, realizing I’d be without my laptop for two weeks during our family camping trip.

You might be thinking my response sounds ____77____ and that two weeks with no pressure to work, just

relaxing in nature is the time to ____78____ and restore one’s brain and body. I used to be a workaholic (工作狂).

So taking two weeks off from my business made me____79____.

I know I’m not____80____ here in our busy world. To work hard is especially significant for high-achieving

people to ____81____ in their careers. We live in a culture that ____82____ the state of being busy. There might

have been many times when you ____83____some relatives or friends on the street and heard they said they were

very busy when asking about their recent situations. Being busy is the new____84____. Therefore, when we’re

not busy, we feel like we’re doing something wrong.

I’m not saying working all the time makes us feel OK. Taking a break bring us ____85____. We’ll be

more____86____ after relaxing, thus having more novel ideas. Iceland has ____87____a 4-day work week for

2,500 people. A study by Stanford University found that their____88____ didn’t decline; they reported a better

work-life balance.

Our brains aren’t ____89____ to work all the time. Working hard enough to pass our limits will unavoidably

lead to burnout.____90____, we should give ourselves a break once in a while.

76．A．panic

77．A．depressing

78．A．refresh

79．A．cruel

80．A．lost

81．A．advance

82．A．indicates

B．relief

B．boring

B．practise

B．relaxed

B．alone

B．choose

B．admits

C．pride

C．exciting

C．challenge

C．confident

C．ashamed

C．stay

C．values

B．turned to

C．plan

C．possibilities

C．sensitive

C．promoted

C．budget

C．designed

C．Instead

D．envy

D．astonishing

D．pick

D．anxious

D．selfish

D．hesitate

D．doubts

C．knocked down D．came across

D．trick

D．benefits

D．wealthy

D．described

D．freedom

D．invited

D．Therefore

83．A．complained about

84．A．evidence

85．A．losses

86．A．creative

87．A．refused

88．A．suffering

89．A．forbidden

90．A．Still

B．normal

B．conditions

B．disappointed

B．replaced

B．productivity

B．convinced

B．However

I recently had a new workmate, who came to town

（2023秋·吉林长秋·高二东北师大附中校考阶段练习）from Colorado. She ___91___ with me her story.

Her family was in the process of ___92___ into their new home. During this time a lot of ___93___ was

happening on their bank account. This sent a red flag to the bank. The bank ___94___ to call them but they were

in the process of changing phones, so the bank put a stop on their account. My new workmate, not ___95___ this,

went shopping.

After going to the register they were ___96___ to see their method of payment was stopped. No cash, and no

___97___to get cash, they were not sure what to do. At this time, without asking any questions, the lady in front

of them placed her card in the machine and ___98___ their groceries. They tried to get her name to repay her.

___99___ , the lady just smiled, saying: “Don’t ____100____ it.” Then she wished them a nice day and

____101____ the store.

Two weeks later my new workmate ____102____ her little boy out for his birthday. They went to a Mexican

____103____ . After being seated, their waitress came up to their ____104____ . It was the kind smiling lady who

had paid for their groceries! They all had a big ____105____ and for a tip? Yes — the amount of cash she paid for

their groceries plus much more than her 20 per cent, a new friend!

91．A．discussed

92．A．crowding

93．A．experience

94．A．tried

95．A．accepting

96．A．sad

97．A．way

98．A．cared for

99．A．However

100．A．think of

101．A．opened

102．A．took

103．A．hotel

104．A．car

105．A．dinner

B．exchanged

B．moving

B．theft

B．decided

B．knowing

B．angry

B．direction

B．paid for

B．Therefore

B．forget about

B．left

B．pulled

B．bank

B．table

B．wish

C．wrote

C．breaking

C．activity

C．failed

C．believing

C．shocked

C．purpose

C．asked for

C．Instead

C．suffer from

C．entered

C．showed

C．bookstore

C．room

C．laugh

D．shared

D．looking

D．judgement

D．promised

D．understanding

D．excited

D．chance

D．waited for

D．Otherwise

D．worry about

D．closed

D．let

D．restaurant

D．neighborhood

D．plan

（2023秋·高二单元测试）The release of the iPhone 11 last September was greeted with open arms. People

__106__ for four days just to be one of the first people in the world to get their hands on these gadgets. They

__107__ up to 800 dollars for the privilege (特权).

But a phone, nowadays, is no longer just a practical device, which used to __108__ and call. It has become a

symbol of status, and so much more than a telephone. Children as __109__ as five years old have been in Britain

carrying round __110__ mobile phones. And for what reason? The answer lies in the __111__ that the primary use

for mobile phones is no longer a phone. More photos are taken using the iPhone than any camera in the world.

As an iPhone __112__ myself, I am never without my phone. I check Facebook, Twitter and my e-mails

several times a day, along with taking __113__ and keeping in touch with friends and family. But do we __114__

our phones too much? I love sharing things that I enjoy and keeping up with my friends’ lives, but I do think it’s

got out of hand. Instead of talking together, friends sit round ___115___ in restaurants scrolling through Facebook,

and we are more interested in photos of special moments than ___116___ enjoying them. I think it’s ___117___ to

make time for each other. Turn off your phone every now and again. One ___118___when you go out with friends

is to put all of your phones in the middle of the table, and whoever ___119___ his phone first has to pay the bill!

Sharing and keeping in touch is ___120___, but don’t let your phone become more important than the people in

your life.

106．A．begged

107．A．wasted

108．A．text

109．A．clever

110．A．cheap

111．A．fact

112．A．inventor

113．A．pictures

114．A．turn to

115．A．chairs

116．A．actually

117．A．impatient

118．A．answer

119．A．touches

120．A．strange

B．queued

B．borrowed

B．drive

B．honest

B．expensive

B．excuse

B．user

B．risks

B．depend on

B．tables

B．nearly

B．impolite

B．plan

B．repairs

B．hard

C．argued

C．saved

C．watch

C．young

C．special

C．decision

C．farmer

C．measures

C．search for

C．stages

C．eventually

C．impossible

C．tip

C．owns

C．terrible

D．bargained

D．paid

D．speak

D．strong

D．large

D．promise

D．worker

D．turns

D．give up

D．counters

D．gradually

D．important

D．name

D．steals

D．great

（2023秋·辽宁沈阳·高二校联考期中）When I first met Sarah, all I noticed was her drool (口水) running

from the corner of her mouth. As Mrs. Wagner pushed the wheelchair towards me, I felt ____121____. Why did

she sit beside me?

For the entire morning, I was uneasy. Eventually, I nerved ____122____ to ask Mrs. Wagner, “Mrs. Wagner,

can I have my ____123____ changed?”

She patted (拍) my shoulder gently and said, “Natalie, Sarah ____124____ our care. Try it.”

Why? I didn’t need a deskmate with running drool! I decided to ____125____ Sarah, at three o’clock, our

____126____ teacher came and said, “Kickball time! Put on your gym shoes.” As I bent (弯腰) over to tie my

shoes, Sarah caught my attention and I wondered ____127____ it feels to never walk. My ____128____ felt tight.

Mrs. Wagner asked me, “Natalie, ____129____ Sarah cannot kick, she can throw balls. Would you help her

in the gym class?”

I had to _____130_____ and push Sarah to the playground.

Firstly, Matt kicked the ball and it came to me. I handed it to Sarah and she _____131_____ it, which just

struck Mike’s heel!

“You got him out!” I shouted. Sarah _____132_____ happily. Then I laughed, too. The rest of the game was

_____133_____ and we all enjoyed ourselves.

At the end of the day, Sarah read a journal entry to us, “My _____134_____ day of school went well. I had

fun playing kickball. I made a nice new friend, Natalie.”

Sarah ___135___ at me. I didn’t notice her drool. What I saw was a new friend, a friend I had almost missed.

121．A．excited

122．A．herself

123．A．seat

124．A．needs

125．A．help

126．A．math

127．A．why

128．A．hands

129．A．moreover

130．A．complain

131．A．lifted

132．A．laughed

B．concerned

B．himself

B．classroom

B．refuses

B．thank

B．gym

B．where

B．schedule

B．although

B．display

B．handed

B．shouted

C．interested

C．myself

C．school

C．deceives

C．scare

C．music

C．how

C．throat

C．besides

C．agree

C．kicked

C．cried

C．romantic

C．next

C．justified

D．disappointed

D．ourselves

D．teacher

D．defends

D．ignore

D．art

D．when

D．shoes

D．however

D．forgive

D．threw

D．jumped

D．wonderful

D．last

D．donate

133．A．meaningless B．sensitive

134．A．first

135．A．criticized

B．second

B．smiled

The other day at school pickup, my daughter shuffled(拖着脚走)down

（2023秋·河南周口·高二统考期中）the sidewalk toward me. As she drew closer I saw her ____136____.

“Hey, honey, what’s wrong?”I said ____137____.

“I want to _____138_____and go back to preschool!”she shouted.

I was embarrassed by her cries. I tried to____139____my temper(脾气)and said softly, “Honey, let’s get into

the car and____140____it.”

Hot tears continued racing down her cheeks(脸颊) as she got into the car.

“That ____141____ me! I thought you liked the school. What makes you say that?” I asked.

There were more tears and she struggled to get the____142____out. “I … I can’t... draw the letter ‘s’! In

preschool, we don’t have to _____143_____! Mama, I want to quit!”

I knew it was time to teach her a lesson.I took a deep breath and said“Honey,_____144_____ can’t solve the

problem. You need to try and I will ______145______ you want to learn something, you have to stick with

it. Try your best to______146______ the difficulties.”

My words worked. My girl ______147______ to work on writing the letter“s”after school for a few days.

She was still______148______about it and cried about it for another couple of days. But, the next week, she

shouted happily,“I______149______it! Mama, I wrote an ‘s’!”

Her joy cheered me up and I was proud of her. And I______150______our story can encourage more parents

to let kids have a try and know the importance of perseverance(毅力).

136．A．waving

137．A．hurriedly

138．A．play

139．A．describe

140．A．make up

141．A．surprises

142．A．news

143．A．paint

144．A．waiting

145．A．help

146．A．imagine

B．dancing

B．brightly

B．quit

B．know

B．talk about

B．reminds

B．paper

B．sing

B．laziness

B．find

B．understand

C．eating

C．suddenly

C．see

C．control

C．pay for

C．comforts

C．truth

C．read

C．lying

C．miss

C．address

C．afforded

C．curious

D．crying

D．easily

D．win

D．lose

D．refer to

D．changes

D．food

D．write

D．avoidance

D．thank

D．explain

D．planned

D．sure

147．A．remembered B．needed

148．A．nervous B．concerned

149．A．wanted

150．A．realize

B．forgot

B．hope

C．made

C．agree

D．doubted

D．decide

（2023秋·广东深圳·高二深圳中学校考期中）Eradajere Oleita is a 26-year-old student and

environmentalist. She has got something about the ____151____ to two of her country’s problems: garbage and

poverty. It’s called the Chip Bag Project. Oleita is asking a ____152____ of local snack lovers: Rather than throw

empty chip bags into garbage cans, ____153____ them so she can turn them into sleeping bags for the

____154____.

Chip eaters ____155____ their empty bags at two locations in Detroit: a print shop and a clothing store,

where Oleita and her volunteer helpers ____156____ them. After they disinfect (消毒) the ____157____ in soapy

hot water, they slice them open and iron them together. Then they use cotton and liners (内衬) from old coats to

line the insides. It ____158____ about four hours to sew a sleeping bag, and each requires around 150 to 300 chip

bags, ____159____ on whether they’re single-serve or family-size.

Since its start in 2020, the Chip Bags Project has _____160_____ 110 sleeping bags. Sure, it would be

____161____ to raise the money to buy new sleeping bags. However, that’s only half the ____162____ for Oleita.

“We aim to make a(n) ____163____ not only socially, but environmentally,” said Oleita. “It is worth ____164___

chip bags and using them to help the homeless. ____165____, they would land in the garbage.”

151．A．reaction

152．A．suggestion

153．A．donate

154．A．poor

155．A．deliver

156．A．guard

B．solution

B．permission

B．reserve

B．elderly

B．drop off

B．promote

C．response

C．favor

C．sort

C．homeless

C．hand out

C．place

C．sleeping bags

C．lasts

C．depending

C．decorated

C．clever

C．battle

C．impact

C．improving

C．Therefore

D．way

D．promise

D．change

D．sick

D．reuse

D．collect

D．print stores

D．loses

D．agreeing

D．received

D．formal

D．goal

D．decision

D．producing

D．Otherwise

157．A．garbage cans B．chip bags

158．A．takes B．consumes

159．A．concentrating B．insisting

160．A．sold

161．A．simpler

162．A．project

163．A．impression

164．A．recycling

165．A．However

B．created

B．cooler

B．issue

B．announcement

B．maintaining

B．Moreover

（2023秋·安徽合肥·高二合肥一中校考期中）Early that day, I was so busy caring for our patient’s

procedure that needed to be wrapped up. As my day nearly concluded, I was excited to meet my playfellows

and

____166____

with them. I was already outside our special area unit in the hospital when a woman suddenly

came to me, holding a doctor’s prescription with my name on it. My enthusiasm fell considerably. But, instead of

being cheeky, like others would probably do showing ___167___ or impatience, I showed her a heartfelt smile

and

___168___

what was written in the prescription, only to find out it wasn’t hers but her ___169___ , and my

name on it because

the doctor wanted me to give the proper instruction on how to use the bowel

(肠) preparation

needed

for her husband, who was ___170___

for the

examination the following day. I met her husband, who

was very ___171___

and a good listener. We connected instantly with each other,

___172___ jokes.

The next time we met was during his colonoscopy (结肠镜检查)

____173____

and I assisted him in filling

out the papers ____174____ by their insurance company. Given final instructions, they left the hospital. At noon, I

was alone cleaning the ____175____ when suddenly I heard a knock on the glass door, thinking it might

somebody who would like to ____176____ of our services. I casually looked up and I was ____177____ because

my visitors were the patient

and

his

wife

again!

I

opened

the

door

and

asked

if they needed

more

___178___or

perhaps

forgot something. To my surprise they gave me a packed lunch and a bottle of pineapple

juice.

Life has many facets. Its bits and pieces

____179____

you even in your busy days.

It could end up with a

____180____or a free lunch. It’s just a matter of thinking differently.

166．A．study B．unite C．relax

C．disappointment

C．described

C．husband’s

C．allocated

C．merciful

C．providing

C．operation

C．suggested

C．corridor

C．inquire

C．paid back

C．comfort

D．associate

D．embarrassment

D．retold

D．father’s

D．distributed

D．humorous

D．exploiting

D．signature

D．adopted

D．instrument

D．talk

D．cut in

D．support

167．A．improvement B．excitement

168．A．reviewed

169．A．son’s

170．A．prepared

171．A．stubborn

B．checked

B．mother’s

B．scheduled

B．rigid

172．A．exchanging B．applauding

173．A．conclusion

174．A．needed

175．A．ward

176．A．remind

B．procedure

B．offered

B．bedroom

B．inform

177．A．taken aback B．torn apart

178．A．medication B．information

179．A．touch

180．A．surprise

B．hurt

B．thought

C．bother

C．complaint

D．defend

D．bargain