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“Butyoudon’tknowwhentogotowork.”

“That’s 

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”Mr.Blacksaidwithasmile.“Ittakesmetenminutesto 

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andshave（刮脸）.Ihavebreakfastattwentypastseven.Igettothebusstopattwentytoeightandfifteenminuteslaterarriveatmyofficeand 

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working.”

“Whendoyou 

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youroffice,then?

“There’sa 

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nearit,itssiren（汽笛）cantellmetherighttime.”

“Howdoyouknowthetimeifyou 

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inthemiddleofthenight?

“Ialwaysputastick（拐杖）bymybed.”

“Butastickcan’ttellyouthetime.”

“You’re 

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.ButIcanuseittoknockonyourwall.Youalways 

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“Whatareyouknockingonmywallforattwointhenight?

1.A.watch

B.build

C.manage

D.repair

2.A.warmly

B.luckily

C.simply

D.coldly

3.A.everything

B.something

C.nothing

D.anything

4.A.many

B.few

C.plentyof

D.most

5.A.work

B.shopping

C.reading

D.fishing

6.A.workmates

B.friends

C.classmates

D.neighbors

7.A.famousfor

B.goodat

C.proudof

D.fondof

8.A.you

B.me

C.yourself

D.myself

9.A.helpless

B.helpful

C.necessary

D.important

10.A.always

B.sometimes

C.often

D.never

11.A.gotobed

B.getup

C.gotowork

D.havebreakfast

12.A.show

B.turnoff

C.turnon

D.sellout

13.A.easy

B.possible

C.different

D.probable

14.A.cook

B.wash

C.tidy

D.rest

15.A.finish

B.enjoy

C.start

D.keep

16.A.leave

B.clean

C.goto

D.find

17.A.railwaystation

B.postoffice

C.university

D.factory

18.A.situp

B.standup

C.wakeup

D.getup

19.A.clever

B.right

C.wrong

D.foolish

20.A.shout

B.wonder

C.laugh

D.request

Johnny,alizard（蜥蜴）,livedbetweensomerocksinthecountry,wherehelikedsunbathingeverymorning.Oneday,hefeltso 

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thathedidn’tnoticesomeboyscomingupbehindhim.Theboys 

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Johnny,andhecouldonlyescapefromtheirhandsbylosinghistail 

andrunningto 

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.

Thechildrenwatchedhistailmovingabout,buttheysoonfelt 

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andleft.Johnnycameouttolookfor 

histail,butcouldfindno 

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ofit.Feelingsosad,hedecidedto 

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doingeverythingelseinhislifeandspendingallhistime 

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histail.Daysandmonthspassed,andJohnnykeptlooking,askingeveryone 

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theyhadseenhistail.However,therewasstill 

nonewsaboutit.

Oneday,heaskedaboyandtheboy 

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replied,“Whydoyouneedtwotails?

”Afterhearingthis,Johnny 

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andsawthathehadgrownanew,strongertail.Hesuddenlyrealizedhow 

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ofhimtowastesomuchtimeonaproblemlikeit.Johnnyheadedforhomehappily.

Onthewayhomehesuddenlyfoundhis 

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tailontheroadside.Althoughitlookedterrible,Johnnywasstill 

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tohaveitback.Hepickeditupandwasaboutto 

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hisjourney.Justatthatmoment,anidea 

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himthatheshouldn’tlookatthepastandworryaboutitsinceitwasnot 

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forhim.

Hethendecidedto 

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hisoldtailthere,leavingwithitallhispastworries.Ashemovedon,allhetookwithhimwerethoughtsofthe 

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andthedreamsofthefuture.

Asweknow,it’snotgoodtolookatthepast, 

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ithelpsinthefuture.Letthepast 

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withthewind.

21.A.worried

B.relaxed

C.lonely

D.cautious

22.A.caught

B.limited

C.explored

D.observed

23.A.sleep

B.sunbathe

C.hide

D.cry

24.A.delighted

B.confused

C.bored

D.interested

25.A.edge

B.sign

C.identity

D.use

26.A.keep

B.start

C.finish

D.stop

27.A.searchingfor

B.removing

C.caringfor

D.involving

28.A.when

B.whether

C.how

D.where

29.A.regretfully

B.generously

C.frightenedly

D.surprisedly

30.A.bentdown

B.headedforward

C.turnedback

D.lookedup

31.A.optimistic

B.smart

C.careless

D.silly

32.A.new

B.old

C.strong

D.nice

33.A.excited

B.worried

C.honored

D.stressed

34.A.continue

B.change

C.predict

D.end

35.A.supported

B.shaped

C.hit

D.held

36.A.lively

B.hopeful

C.useful

D.different

37.A.store

B.drop

C.repair

D.watch

38.A.present

B.future

C.past

D.life

39.A.if

B.once

C.when

D.unless

40.A.come

B.go

C.walk

D.dive

Successcomestothosewhoturndisastersintoopportunities,overcometheirlimitationsandbouncebackwithrenewedenergy.Ifyouhavefallendown,getupandbrushthe 

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offyourclothesandmoveon.Atemporarysetbackisnotatotal 

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.Forthatmatter,there’snosuchthingasfailure.Nothingis 

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inthisworld.Ifyouhavethewillto 

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youcanachieveanything.Andalwaysrememberthatthewholeworldwill 

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youwhenyouwanttoachievesomethingurgently.Hereisalivingproofofthisidea.

SudhaChandran,ayounggirlfromIndia,wholearned 

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whenshewasthreeyearsold.Shelostoneofherlegsinanaccident. 

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theaccidentruinedherbrightfuture,shedidn’tgiveup.

Afterseveral 

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monthsthatfollowed,oneday,shemetadoctorwhodevelopedanartificiallimbmadefromrubber.Sointensewasher 

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thatshedecidedtogobacktodancingaftershehadbeenfittedwithanartificialleg.Sudhaknewthatshebelievedinherselfandcouldfulfillher 

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.Shethenbeganhercourageousjourneybacktotheworldofdancing—learningto 

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bend,stretch,walk,turn,twist,twirland 

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dance.

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everypublicshow,shewouldaskherfatherabouther 

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.“Youstillhavealongwaytogo”wastheanswersheusedtoget 

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.InJanuary,1984,Sudhamadeahistoriccomeback 

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givingapublicshowinBombay.Sheperformedinsuchamarvelousmannerthatitmovedeveryoneto 

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whilebringingherbacktothenumberonepositionagain.Thateveningwhensheaskedherfatherthe 

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question,hedidn’tsayanything.Hejusttouchedherfeetasatributetoagreatartist.

Sudha’scomebackwassoheart-warmingthatawell-knownfilmproducerwas 

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tomakeafilmnamedMayuri,basedonSudha’sencouragingstory.WhensomeoneaskedSudhahowshehad 

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todanceagain,shesaidquitesimply,“Youdon’tneedfeettodance.”

41.A.blood

B.flies

C.spots

D.dust

42.A.incident

B.danger

C.defeat

D.mistake

43.A.convenient

B.necessary

C.unfortunate

D.impossible

44.A.learn

B.win

C.forgive

D.go

45.A.help

B.entertain

C.challenge

D.appreciate

46.A.painting

B.dancing

C.singing

D.skiing

47.A.Because

B.Once

C.Although

D.Before

48.A.painful

B.encouraging

C.pleasant

D.forgettable

49.A.pressure

B.desire

C.anger

D.competition

50.A.dream

B.promise

C.duty

D.command

51.A.live

B.walk

C.feel

D.balance

52.A.proudly

B.fortunately

C.finally

D.frequently

53.A.After

B.During

C.Near

D.Except

54.A.figure

B.expression

C.costume

D.performance

55.A.beyondrecognition

B.inresponse

C.atwork

D.byaccident

56.A.by

B.with

C.on

D.of

57.A.laughter

B.complaint

C.tears

D.doubts

58.A.annoying

B.strange

C.exciting

D.usual

59.A.forced

B.inspired

C.trained

D.forbidden

60.A.pretended

B.refused

C.managed

D.failed

Oneofthemostexcitingarchaeological（考古的）discoveriesinhistorywasmadeinNovember1922,whenHowardCarterwas 

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intheValleyoftheKingsinEgypt.Aftermanymonthsofdigging,hefinally 

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anunknowntomb（坟墓）.

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withhisfriendLordCarnarvon,whowasprovidingthemoneyforhiswork,Carterenteredthe 

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tomb.Atfirsttherewas 

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becausethetombwas 

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anditwasclearthatithadbeenrobbed（盗窃）atsometimeinthepast. 

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oneoftheworkerseventuallyuncoveredasmallstairwaythatleddowntoanotherdoorthathadnotbeen 

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Carterwentdownthedarkstaircase,walking 

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incasetherewereanytraps（陷阱）.Asheopenedthe 

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LordCarnarvonaskedifhecouldseeanything.Hereplied,“Yes, 

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things.”Itwasclearatoncethattheyhaddiscoveredwhattheyhad

been 

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.ThetombofKingTutankhamunwasfulloftreasuresof 

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value.Therewereover5,000objectsofsilver,goldandpreciousstoneswhichhadlainthere 

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forthousandsofyears.

LordCarnarvon’s 

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atdiscoveringthetreasuresdidnotlastlong.Manyofthelocalpeoplewereafraidof 

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thekings’tombs,andbelievedthatthekingswouldpunishanyonewho 

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them.LordCarnarvonhadpaidlittleattentiontothese 

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butonlyafewweekslater,he 

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fellillanddied;

attheexacttimeofhisdeath,allthelightsinCairowentoutallofasudden,andfarawayinEngland,hisdogalso 

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61.A.traveling

B.visiting

C.standing

D.working

62.A.fellinto

B.passedby

C.knockeddown

D.cameac