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40.A.justB.everC.neverD.Still

In1989astrongearthquakealmostflattenedAmerica,andover300,000peoplewereinjuredinlessthanfourminutes.Thoughtheearthquakeshadnotendedcompletely,afather 

31 

totheschoolwherehissonwassupposedtobe,onlytofindthatthebuildingwasasflatasapancake.

Afteramomenthecametohimselfandrememberedthe 

32 

hehadmadetohisson:

"

Nomatterwhathappens, 

I'

llalwaysbethereforyou!

"

Andtearsbegantofillhiseyes.Ashelookedattheruins（废墟）, 

itlooked 

33 

buthekeptrememberinghispromisetohisson.Herushedthereandstarteddiggingintheruins.

Ashewasdigging,otherhelpless 

34 

arrived,saying:

It'

stoolate!

They'

realldead!

Comeon, 

facereality.There'

snothingyoucando!

Toeachparenthejustreplied,"

Areyougoingtohelpmenow?

Noonehelped.Andthenhe 

35 

todigforhisson, 

stonebystone.

36 

hewentonalonebecauseheneededtoknowforhimself:

Ismyboy 

37 

orishedead?

Hedugfor8hours…12hours…24hours…36hours…Then,inthe38thhour,hepulledbackalargestoneandheardhisson'

s 

38 

.Hescreamedhisson'

sname,“ARMAND!

”Heheardback,“Dad!

It'

sme, 

Dad!

Itoldtheotherkidsnottoworry.Itoldthemthatifyouwerealive, 

youwouldsavemeandwhenyousavedme,they'

dbesaved.Youpromised,‘Nomatterwhathappens, 

’Youdidit,Dad!

”

What'

sgoingonthere?

Thefatheraskedanxiously.

Thereare14ofusleftoutof33,Dad.We'

reveryfrightened,hungry,thirstyandthankfulyou'

rehere. 

Whenthebuildingfelldown, 

it 

39 

atriangle（三角形）,anditsavedus."

Comeout,boy!

No, 

Lettheotherkidscomeoutfirst,becauseIknowyou'

ll 

40 

me!

Nomatterwhathappens, 

Iknowyou'

llalwaysbethereforme!

31.A.walked 

B.came 

C.rushed 

D.drove

32.A.conversation 

B.promise 

C.dialogue 

D.encouragement

33.A.hopeless 

B.homeless 

C.careless 

D.endless

34.A.teachers 

B.friends 

C.parents 

D.students

35.A.stopped 

B.continued 

C.decided 

D.started

36.A.Seriously 

B.Nervously 

C.Dangerously 

D.Courageously

37.A.angry 

B.alone 

C.happy 

D.alive

38.A.voice 

B.speech 

C.laugh 

D.suggestion

39.A.saved 

B.made 

C.rose 

D.drew

40.A.get 

B.join 

C.see 

D.leave

Joelosthisarmsinanaccidentthatkilledhisfather.Sincethen,hehashadtodependonthe36ofhisyoungersisterElla.Inordertotakecareofhim,Ellabecamehisshadow,neverleavinghim37foryears.Exceptforwritingwithhistoes,hewascompletelyunabletodo

anythinginhislife.

Astheygrewuptogether,theyhadtheirshareof38andtheywouldoftenquarrel.Thenoneday,EllawantedtoseparatefromJoe,living39ownlife.SoJoewasheart-brokenanddidn'

tknowwhattodo.

A40misfortune（不幸）struckRosa,too.Onenighthermother,whosuffered（受苦）frommentalillness,41.Soherfatherwentoutlookingforhermother.Shetriedtocookmealsforherparents,onlytooverturnthekerosenelightonthestove,resultinginafirewhichtookherhandsaway.

ThoughhereldersisterSusanshowedherwillingnesstotakecareofher,Rosadecidedtobe42independent.Andmostofallshelearnedtodothingsonherown.Onceshewrotethefollowinginhercomposition:

“I’mlucky.ThoughIlostmyarms,Istillhavelegs.Thoughmywingsarebroken,myheartcansti

ll43.”

　　Oneday，JoeandRosawerebothinvitedtoatelevisioninterviewprogram.JoetoldtheTVhostabouthis44futureatbeingleftonhisown,whileRosawasfullofhopeforherlife.Theybothwereaskedtowritesomethingonapieceofpaperwiththeirtoes.Joewrote：

Myyoungersister'

sarmsaremyarms;

45Rosawrote:

Brokenwings,flyingheart.

Theyhadbothstoodthesamesufferings,buttheirdifferent46determined（决定）thenatureoftheirlives.Itistruethatlifeisunpredictable.Howyoudealwithmisfortuneisthetruetestofyourcharacter.Ifyouchooseonlytocomplainandrunawayfromthesuffering，itwillalways47youwhereveryougo.Butifyoudecidetobestrong,thehardshipwillturnouttobeafortuneonwhichnewhopeswillarise.

36.A.legsB.armsC.eyesD.hands

37.A.sadB.afraidC.worriedD.alone

3

8.A.questionsB.accidentsC.problemsD.business

39.A.hisB.her

C.myD.their

40.A.seriousB.suddenC.terribleD.similar

41.A.returnedB.disappearedC.movedD.left

42.A.completelyB.directlyC.seriouslyD.immediately

43.A.breakB.beatC.flyD.jump

44.A.unfairB.uncertainC.unsafeD.undoubted

45.A.andB.soC.whileD.or

46.A.opinionsB.valuesC.sensesD.attitudes

47.A.followB.catchC.disturbD.hurt

Thatwaswhenmysonwas6yearsold.Mysonisnow22butwheneverIlookathimevenasagrownman,Irememberthesmallchildwith 

.

Ourcatwasreadytogivebirth.Andlikeallyoungchildren,mysonwasveryinterestedinthe 

ofthebabies.Duringthefollowingweek,heneverstoppedbeggingmeforachancetowitness（见证）it.Atlast,Iagreed.Iansweredallhisquestionsandpreparedhimthebest 

hemightnotbeshockedorfrightened.

That 

whenmysonarrivedhome,onebabycathadbeenborn.Hewasso 

atwhathesawthathewouldputhishandonthemothercat’sstomachandfeeltheotherbabies 

.Whenthemothercatbeganto 

veryloudly,itwasclearthatthesecondbabywasonitsway.Mysonwatchedbutneversaidaword.Thenheaskedme,“Mum,whydoesshecrysoloudlywhenthebabycomes?

”Iexplainedthatitwasnotahurtfulpain 

apainofgreatpleasureforthemother.

Whenthebirthofthethirdbabywascomingbythecryingofthemothercat,mysonsuddenlyhugged（拥抱）mewithtearsrollingdownhisface,saying,“Mum,I’msorryforthe 

Ibroughtyoutohaveme.”Myheartalmoststopped.Witha（n） 

choiceofwords,Itoldhimthathisbirthhadbroughtmenothingbutsmiles,andthatIwouldliketogothroughit100times. 

Nowmysonisagrownman,buthealwaysremembersthatnight,foritwasonthatnightthathefinallyunderstoodwhattheword“love”meant.

31.A.smiles 

B.tears 

C.interest 

D.care

32.A.birth 

B.loss 

C.performance 

D.protection

33.A.unless 

B.until 

C.sothat 

D.asif

34.A.morning 

B.afternoon 

C.noon 

D.night

35.A.amazed 

B.frightened 

C.angry 

D.sad

36.A.jumping 

B.sleeping 

C.moving 

D.growing

37.A.laugh 

B.cry 

C.cough 

D.shout

38.A.or 

B.so 

C.and 

D.but

39.A.pain 

B.danger 

C.harm 

D.fear

40.A.hopeful 

B.careful 

C.useless 

D.informal

BradclosedthedoorslowlyasSuelefthometovisithermother.Expectingawholedaytorelax,hewasthinkingwhethertoreadthenewspaperorwatchhisfavoriteTVtalkshowonhisfirstdayoffinmonths.“Thiswillbelikeawalkinthepark,”he’dtoldhiswife.“I’lllookafter__31__,andyoucangotovisityourmom.”

Thingsstartedwell,butjustaftereighto’clock,histhreelittle“goodkids”—Mike,Randy,andAlex—camedownthestairsintheirnightclothesandshouted“Breakfast,daddy.”When__32__hadnotappearedwithinthirtyseconds,RandybeganusinghisspoononAlex’sheadasifitwereadrum.Alexstartedtoshoutloudlyintimetothebeat（节拍）.Mikechanted“Where’smyhotdog,where’smyhotdog.”inthebackground.Brad__33__hisnewspaperwouldh