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ZeldaFitzgerald,asisrevealedbynumerouspersonalbooksandletters,woremanylabelsinherlife.Shewas“theoriginalflapper”girland“thespiritoftheJazzAge.”MarriedtothecelebratedwriterF.ScottFitzgerald（authorofTheGreatGatsby）,shewasbyturnshismuseandthewomanwhoruinedhislife.Inherlateryearsshewas“CrazyZelda.”

Accurateasallthesedescriptionsmaybe,theydonottellthewholestory.BorninMontgomery,Alabama,shewasnotedforherbeautyandhighspiritsindancing.InJuly1918,atacountryclubdance,Fitzgeraldwashookedimmediatelybythebeautifulandcharming18-year-oldZeldawhooutshinedotherbeautieswithherdistinguishedballet.Alightaffectionevolvedintoalengthylong-distancepursuitofweeklyletters,withFitzgeraldawareofheruncommitteddatingofothermen.Hecourtedherfeverishly,readingherhisstoriesandpartsofhisunfinishednovel.HeproposedafterhisdischargefromtheArmyinFebruary1919,butZeldahaddoubts.Herfiancé

wasn’trichandtherewasnoguaranteehe’deverbefamous.Hisshortstoriesdidn’tsell.Hisattemptwasadump.Zeldagavebackthering.Hopingtofixthe“nomoney”partofhisproblem,Fitzgeraldquitthejobandstartedtorewritenovelsforsuccessandmoneysothathecouldwinbackhisgirl.Finally,hemadeit！

OnMarch20,1920,hisnovelThisSideofParadisegotpublishedandZeldaagreedtomarryhim.

However,theirmarriagewastroubledbywilddrinking,fighting,infidelity（不忠）andbitterrecriminations（互相指责）.EarnestHemingway,whomZeldadisliked,blamedherforScott’sdecliningliteraryoutput,thoughshehasalsobeenportrayedasthevictimofanoverbearinghusband.Actually,Zeldawasalsocreative,pursuingbothdancingandwriting.SomescholarshaveportrayedZeldaasacreativetalentignoredbythepatriarchal（男权的）societyoftheday.Herinspirationwasevendrawnbyherhusbandinliterarycreation.Scottusedtheirrelationshipasmaterialinhisnovels,evenborrowingepisodesfromZelda’sdiaryandapplyingthemintohisfictionalwritings.Shedetestedherhusband’spractice:

“Mr.Fitzgerald—Ibelievethatishowhespellshisname—seemstobelievethatplagiarismbeginsathome.”Toseekanartisticidentityofherown,Zeldawroteindependentlytodeclareherownvalue,assheputit“IwishIcouldwriteabeautifulbooktobreakthoseheartsthataresoontoceasetoexist.”

Neverthelessheruniquepersonalitywasstartingtoseemmoreunbalancedthancharming.Thecouple—liketherestofthenation—waslivingonborrowedtime.InOctober1929thestockmarketcrashed,triggeringtheGreatDepression.Sixmonthslater,Zeldasufferedherfirstnervousbreakdown.Afterbeingdiagnosedwithschizophrenia（精神分裂）,shewasincreasinglyconfinedtospecialistclinics,andsincethenhasdepartedwithherhusband.ZeldadiedlaterinafireatherhospitalinAsheville,NorthCarolina,puttinganendtoherflamboyantlife.

56.Wherewillyoumostprobablyfindthisarticle?

A.Inanewspaper.B.Inaliterarymagazine.

C.Inapreparedspeech.D.Inaresearchreport.

57.WhichphrasecanbestsummarizetherelationshipbetweenF.ScottFitzgeraldandZelda?

A.Idealpartnership.B.Unbalancedloverelationship.

C.Love-haterelationship.D.Mutually-jealousrelationship.

58.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothearticle?

A.FitzgeraldsuccessfullywonZelda’sheartbyreadingherhisnovelsandwritingherweeklyletters.

B.HemingwaydislikedZeldabecauseofherfemaleidentityandtalentthatoutshinedherhusband.

C.Zeldawasgladtobeherhusband’smuseandprovidedhimwithliterarymaterials.

D.The“CrazyZelda”diedwithoutFitzgerald’scompanionaftersevereschizophrenia.

Two【2018届上海市上海实验中学高三英语下学期4月考试题】

Iwasasecond-yearmedicalstudentattheuniversity,andwasonmyseconddayofroundsatanearbyhospital.Myuniversity'

sphilosophywastogetstudentsseeingpatientsearlyintheireducation.Niceidea,butitoverlookedonedetail:

second-yearstudentsknownexttonothingaboutmedicine.

Assignedtomyteamthatdaywasanattending—aseniorfacultymemberwhowastheremostlytomakepatientsfeeltheyweren'

tinthehandsofamateurs.Manyattendingswereresearcherswhodidn'

thavemuchrecenthospitalexperience.Minewasactuallyanarthritis（关节炎）specialist.Alsoalongwasaresident（therealboss,withastaggeringmasteryofmedicine,atleasttoarookielikemyself）.Inadditionthereweretwointerns（住院实习医生）.TheseguyswerejustasgreenasIwas,butinascarierway:

theyhadrecentlygraduatedfromthemedicalschool,sotheyweretechnicallyMDs.

Ibeganthedayat6:

30am.AninternandIdidaquickcheckofoureightpatients;

later,weweretopresentourfindingstotheresidentandthentotheattending.Ihadthreepatientsandtheinternhadtheotherfive-pieceofcake.

ButwhenIarrivedintheroomof71-year-oldMr.Adams,hewassittingupinbed,sweatingheavilyandpanting（喘粗气）.He'

djusthadahipoperationandlookedterrible.Ilistenedtohislungswithmystethoscope,buttheysoundedclear.NextIcheckedthelogofhisvitalsignsandsawthathisrespirationandheartratehadbeenclimbing,buthistemperaturewassteady.Itdidn'

tseemlikeheartfailure,nordiditappeartobepneumonia（肺炎）.SoIaskedMr.Adamswhathethoughtwasgoingon.

"

It'

sreallyhotinhere,Doc,"

hereplied.

SoIattributedhisconditiontothestuffyroomandtoldhimtherestoftheteamwouldreturninafewhours.Hesmiledandfeeblywavedgoodbye.

At8:

40a.m.,duringourteammeeting,"

CodeBlueRoom307!

blaredfromtheloudspeaker.Ifroze.

ThatwasMr.Adams'

sroom.

Whenwearrived,hewasmotionless.

Theautopsy（尸体解剖）laterfoundMr.Adamshadsufferedamassivepulmonaryembolism（肺部栓塞）.Abloodclothadformedinhisleg,workeditswaytohislungs,andcuthisbreathingcapacityinhalf.Hissymptomshadbeentextbook:

heavyperspirationandshortnessofbreathdespiteclearlungs.Theonlythingwas:

Ihadn'

treadthatchapterinthetextbookyet.AndIwastooscared,insecure,andproudtoaskarealdoctorforhelp.

Thismistakehashauntedmefornearly30years,butwhat'

sparticularlyfrustratingisthatthesamemedicaleducationsystempersists.WhoknowshowmanypeoplehavediedorsufferedharmatthehandsofstudentsasnaiveasI,andhowmanymorewill?

56.Whywastheauthordoingroundsinahospital?

A.Hehimselfwantedtohavepractice.B.Studentsofallmajorshadtodoso.

C.Itwaspartofhismedicaltraining.D.Hewasonaresearchteam.

57.WhiletheauthorwasexaminingMr.Adams,allthefollowingsymptomscaughthisattentionEXCEPT_________.

A.movingdifficultyB.steadytemperatureC.fasterheartrateD.breathingproblem

58.“Hissymptomshadbeentextbook”meansthathissymptomswere_________.

A.partofthetextbookB.nolongerinthetextbook

C.recentlyincludedinthetextbookD.explainedinthetextbook

59.Attheendofthepassage,theauthorexpresses_________aboutthemedicaleducationsystem.

A.optimismB.hesitationC.concernD.support

Three【2018届上海市华东师大二附中高三英语下学期3月考试题】

Mrs.Bridgesaidthatshejudgedpeoplebytheirshoesandbytheirmannersatthetable.Ifsomeoneworeshoeswithrun-overheels,orshoesthathadnotbeenshinedforalongtime,orshoeswithbrokenlaces,youcouldbeprettysurethispersonwouldbecarelessinotherthingsaswell.Andtherewasnobetterwaytojudgeapersonsbackgroundthanbywatchinghimorheratthetable.

Thechildrenlearneditwasimpolitetotalkwhileeating,ortochewwiththemouthopen,andastheygrewoldertheylearnedthemoresubtlemannersnottobutteranentiresliceofbread,nottotakemorethanonebiscuitatatime,unless,ofcourse,thehostessshouldinsist.Theyweretaughttokeeptheirelbowsclosetotheirsideswhilecuttingmeat,andtoholdtheutensilsinthetipsoftheirfingers.Theyresistedthetemptationtosupupthegravywithapieceofbread,andtheymadesuretoleavealittleofeverything-notenoughtobecalledwasteful,butjustalittletoindicatethemealhadbeensuitAndally,theylearnedthataladyoragentlemandoesnotfoldupanapkinaftereatinginapublicplace.

ThegirlsabsorbedthesematterswithgreaterfacilitythanDouglas,whotendedtoaskthesonforeverything,sometimesobservingthathethoughtitwasallprettysilly.Heseemedparticularlyunabletoeatwithhislefthandlyinginhislap;

hewantedtoleaveitonthetable,toprophimselfup,usitwere,andclaimedbegotabackachewithonearminhislap.Mrs,Bridgetoldhimthiswasabsurd,andwhenhewantedto