2021-2022學(xué)年甘肅省白銀市靖遠(yuǎn)縣高二（上）期末英語試卷（附詳解）

2021-2022學(xué)年甘肅省白銀市靖遠(yuǎn)縣高二（上）期末英語

試卷

一、閱讀理解（本大題共30小題，共60.0分）

A

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1.WhatisLearnEnglishforKids?

A.Awebsite.B.Acenter.C.Acourse.D.Agame.

2.WhatisspecialaboutEnglishforParents?

A.Adultscansharetheirviewsfreely.

B.Thereareappsdesignedonthephones.

C.Therearecoursesofferedatthecenters.

D.Childrencandosomeexperiments.

3.Whattopicmaythetexthavesomethingtodowith?

A.Science.B.Health.C.Education.D.Sports.

B

Onceuponatime,ayoungmanwantedtogotoavillageonbusiness.Halfwaytherewasa

mountain.Beforehelefthome,hisfamilywarnedhimtostaycalmandclimbontotreesifhe

wasinfaceofbeasts（野獸）.Inthisway,thebeastscouldn'tdoanythingtohim.

Theyoungmanrememberedthesewordsandbeganhistrip.

Hewalkedforalongtimecarefullyandfoundnobeastswereoutthere.Hethoughthisfamily's

worrieswereunnecessary.Andhebecamerelaxedashewalked.Justatthatmoment,hesawa

fierce（兇猛的）tigerrunningtohimandheclimbedontoatreenearbyatonce.

Thetigerroared（咆哮）aroundthetreeandevenjumpedtoreachtheman.Theyoungmanwas

tooscaredtoholdthetreeandfellrightonthebackofthetiger.Fulloffear,hehadtoholdthe

tigertightly.Thetigerthoughtthatmustbeagiantbeast.Soitwasafraidandstartedrunning

madly.

Peopleontheroaddidn'tknowwhathadhappenedandsaid,"Lookattheyoungman.Heis

ridingatiger!”“Cool!”“Superman!”

Hearingthesewords,theyoungmanwasveryangry.nWhycan'ttheyseeI'msufferingalot?

Don'ttheyunderstandIaminfearandalmostscaredtodeath?"hesaidtohimself.

4.Whydidtheyoungmangotothevillage?

A.Totravel.B.Tovisitfriends.

C.Onbusiness.D.Forholiday.

5.Howdidtheyoungmanfeelwhenhesawthetiger?

A.Excited.B.Scared.C.Surprised.D.Bored.

6.Whywasthetigerafraid?

A.Itwasoldandweak.

B.Theyoungmanwasverystrong.

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C.Itthoughtpeoplearoundwouldkillit.

D.Itmistooktheyoungmanforagiantbeast.

7.Whatcanwelearnfromthelasttwoparagraphs?

A.Peopleontheroadwerewise.

B.Theyoungmanwasverybrave.

C.Weshouldn'tadmireothersblindly.

D.Theyoungmanshouldn'tlistentohisfamily.

c

SincethefirstEarthDayin1970,Americanshavegottenalot"greener1'towardthe

environment.nWedidn'tknowatthattimethereevenwasanenvironment,andevenknewlittle

thattherewasaproblemwithit,usaysBruceAnderson,presidentofEarthDayUSA.

Butwhatbeganasnothingimportantinpublicaffairshasgrownintoasocial

movement.Businesspeople,politicalleaders,universityprofessors,andespeciallymillionsof

grass-rootsAmericansaretakingpartinthemovement.nTheunderstandinghasincreased

many,manytimes,'1saysGaylordNelson,theformergovernorfromWisconsin,whothoughtup

thefirst.AccordingtoUSgovernmentreports,emissions（排放）fromcarsandtruckshave

droppedfrom10.3milliontonsayearto5.5tons.ThenumberofcitiesproducingCObeyond

thestandardhasbeenreducedfrom40to9.Althoughseriousproblemsstillremainandneedto

bedealtwith,theworldisasaferandhealthierplace.Akindof"Greenthinking11hasbecome

partofpractices.

Greatimprovementhasbeenachieved.In1988therewereonly600recyclingprograms；today

in1995thereareabout6,6OO.Advancedlights,motors,andbuildingdesignshavehelpedsave

alotofenergyandthereforepreventedpollution.

Twenty-fiveyearsago,therewerehardlyanyeducationprogramsforenvironment.Today,it's

hardtofindapublicschool,university,orlawschoolthatdoesnothavesuchakindofprogram.

"Untilwedothat,nothingelsewillchange,"sayBruceAnderson.

8.AccordingtoAnderson,before1970,Americanshadlittleideaabout.

A.thesocialmovementB.recyclingtechniques

C.environmentalproblemsD.theimportanceofEarthDay

9.Wheredoesthesupportforenvironmentalprotectionmainlycomefrom?

A.Thegrass-rootslevel.B.Thebusinesscircle.

C.Governmentofficials.D.Universityprofessors.

10.WhathaveAmericansachievedinenvironmentalprotection?

A.Theyhavecutcaremissionstothelowest.

B.Theyhavesettledtheirenvironmentalproblems.

C.TheyhaveloweredtheirCOlevelsinfortycities.

D.Theyhavereducedpollutionthrougheffectivemeasures.

11.Whatisespeciallyimportantforenvironmentalprotectionaccordingtothelastparagraph?

A.Education.B.Planning.C.Greenliving.D.COreduction.

D

Themeasureofagoodnight'ssleepisusuallybasedontwothings一theamountoftimespent

sleepingandthequalityofthatsleep.Butnowresearcherssaythereisathirdthingthatmatters

evenmorethantheothertwowhenitcomestokeepinggoodsleephabits,andthatishavinga

regularbedtime.

Astudyhasfoundthatgoingtosleepandwakingupatthesametimeeverydayhavean

importanteffectonone'shealth.Adultswhosticktoaregularbedtimetendtoweighless,have

lowerbloodsugarandreducedriskofheartdisease.

Theresearchersstudiedthesleepinghabitsof2,000adultswithanaverageageof69.They

foundthatpeoplewithgreaterirregularityintheirsleeppatternstendedtogotosleeplaterat

night,feelsleepyandsleepmoreduringtheday,andexperiencedreducedlightexposure.These

peoplewerealsomorelikelytobestressful.Amongthethreekindsofsleepproblems,sleep

regularitywasthemoststronglyrelatedtohealth.

Ofcourse,therearemanypeopleforwhomthismaybeimpossible,suchasnight-shift（夜班）

workersorthosewithlate-nightduty.Butforthosewhodon'thavemandatory（強(qiáng)制的）

reasonstostayuplate,theyshouldmakeanefforttogotobedatthesametimeeverynight.Skip

thelateafternooncoffee.Getoffthephone.Trythiscalculatortofigureoutthebestbedtime.

AsMatthewWalker,ascientist,wrote,MTheshorteryoursleep,theshorteryourlife."Surely

that'sreasonenoughtogotobedontime.

12.Whatcanweinferfromtheresearch?

A.Adultsenjoysleepinglate.

B.Theoldoftenhavelesssleep.

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C.Poorsleephasalottodowithourhealth.

D.Theolderyouare,themorestressedyoufeel.

13.Whichofthefollowinghelpsushaveagoodsleep?

A.Givingupjobs.B.Drinkingcoffee.

C.Turningoffourcellphones.D.Usingaclocktowakeusup.

14.WhyareMatthewWalker'swordsmentioned?

A.Toshowtheimportanceofthegoodsleep.

B.Totellushowtomakeourlifecolorful.

C.Totellushowlongweshouldsleepeveryday.

D.Topresentdisadvantagesofgoingtobedontime.

15.What'sthebesttitleforthetext?

A.TheImportanceofSleepB.TheSuitableTimeforSleep

C.WaystoHaveaGoodSleepD.SticktoaRegularBedtime

E

Ifyou'veexperiencedthecareofakindhardworkingdoctor,onewaytothankyourdoctoris

writingathoughtfulthank-younote.Findingtherightwordsisn'talwayseasy.Tohelpyou

createameaningfulmessageforthedoctor,youcanlearnfromthethank-younotesbelow.

Thefirstexample：Post-surgery（術(shù)后）thank-younote

Thankyousomuchforyourexcellentworkduringmyfootsurgery.Iexperiencedtheleastpain

duringtherecovery.Ifeelmuchbetternow,andIamconfidentthatI'llbereturningtomy

favoritesportsoon.Yourkindnessanddevotiontopatientsreallyshinebrightineverythingyou

do.Thankyouagain.

Thesecondexample：Post-delivery（產(chǎn)后）thank-younote

DearPamSmith,thankyoufordeliveringmybaby.Allofyourcareandconcernleadingupto

thedeliverymademefeelconfidentingoingintothedeliveryroom.Thebabyclassyou

recommendedwasalifesaver,andIcan'tthankyoumoreforyourhelpthroughthisentire

process.

Thethirdexample：Saythanksfbrtakingcareofyourlovedone

Thankyouforyourkindnesswithmymother,SusanMeyer.Theentirefamilywasconcerned

whenshefellsicklastmonth,andyoureallyhelpedusalot.Ifitweren'tfbryou,Idon'tknow

howIwouldhavehandledeverythingasanofficelady.Mymotherisbetternow.Weallsend

ourloveandthanks!

Thefourthexample：Saythankstoyourfamilydoctor

Iappreciateyourreliablecareyearafteryear.Yourguidanceduringmyannualphysicalkeeps

meinmybestshape,andIowemuchofmysuccesstoyou.Bestwishesfromadedicated

patient.

16.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstexample?

A.Itswritermighthavecutoffhisfeet.

B.Itswriterisfondofsports.

C.Thedoctorisgoodatcuringmentalillness.

D.Thedoctorcausedmuchpainduringtheoperation.

17.WhatdidPamSmithdoforthewriterofthesecondexample?

A.Shesupportedherinhavinganotherbaby.

B.Shehelpedherinthebabyclass

C.Shegaveheralotofconfidence.

D.Shesavedherbaby'slife.

18.Whichexamplewaswrittenbyapatient'sdaughter?

A.Thethirdexample.B.Thesecondexample.

C.Thefirstexample.D.Thefourthexample.

F

CarolHeffernan,a43-year-oldwomanfromOshkosh,regularlyfeltwornoutfrom

working,sendinghertwokidstoschoolandplaydates,andtakingcareofhousework.Butafter

theCOVID-19hitinMarch2020,thekidsweresuddenlyathomealldayandlearning

remotely,hercommonwearinessquicklyturnedintofull-onexhaustion.

"Itjustaddedupalltheextraresponsibilityandthementalload/shesays."Ifeltbad-tempered

andtired,anditwasn'tduetolackofsleep.'1Ifthere'sonethingmanyofushaveincommon,its

thatwe'retired.Doctorsevenhaveanameforit："tiredallthetime",orTATTforshort.The

solutionisn*talwaysassimpleasgettingmoresleep.Nearlyaquarterofpeoplewhogetseven

ormorehoursofrestanightreportthattheystillwakeupfeelingtiredmostdays.

Afewweeksafterhertirednesssetin,Heffernandecidedtodropeverythingandgofora

walk,whichshehadn'tdonesincethepandemicbegan."Ijustwanttobemyself,"shesays,HI

needabreak."Whenshereturned,shefeltrechargedanddecidedtomakeahabitofit.

Doingsomethingactivewhenyou'refeelingsluggishwillactuallyincreaseyourenergy,not

consumingthelittleenergythatyouhave.Infact,researchersatGeorgiaUniversityfoundthat

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justtenminutesoflowormoderateintensityexercisegavestudyparticipantsanoticeable

energyboost.Exercisealsoworksitsmagicatthecellularlevel.Themitochondria,thepartsof

cellsthatprovideenergytomuscles,cangrowmorepowerfulandnumerousafteraerobic

exercise,providingacontinuoussourceofincreasingenergytohelpyouworkhard.

Now,Heffernangoesforadaily45-minutestroll."Thewalksfeedmespiritually,emotionally

andphysically,ushesays."Ihavesomethingtolookforwardtoeveryafternoon.Fminabetter

moodandI'malsoenergetic.Ofcourse,gettingmoreexerciseisn'ttheonlydefenseagainst

TATTsyndrome.

19.WhatwaswrongwithHeffernanaftertheCOVID-19hit?

A.Shelackedenoughsleep.B.Shefelttiredallthetime.

C.Shealwayswokeupatnight.D.ShesufferedfromCOVID-19.

20.Whatdoesparagraph3mainlytellusaboutHeffernan?

A.Herhobbyandhabit.

B.Herregretandsadness.

C.Hertirednessandhelplessness.

D.Herdeterminationandaction.

21.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"sluggish"inparagraph4probablymean?

A.Lazy.B.Warm.C.Refreshed.D.Energetic.

22.HowdoesHeffernanfeelaboutherlifenow?

A.Puzzled.B.Curious.C.Optimistic.D.Concerned.

G

“Howmanyofusaschildrenhavestaredupatachurch-liketopofagianttreeandclimbeditin

wonder,whichisareallyspecialpartofourlives?”asksBillLaurance,atropicalecologistat

JamesCookUniversity."Theleavesofbigtreesinforestsarespreadingoutinall

directions.WeYefacedwithorganismsthathaveevolvedforlongperiodsofecologicalstability,

n

"There'salottodiscussontheissue,"saysDavidLindenmayer,aconservationecologistatthe

AustralianNationalUniversity."Climatechangewillmeanthat,insomeforests,bigtreeswon't

reachthesamesizestheyusedto."Theeffectsofclimatechange,includinglongdroughts,more

invasivespeciesandsoonincreasethesimplephysicalchallengesthatbigtreesfaceinpulling

waterfromtheirrootstotheirleavesandwithstandingwindstorms.

LindenmayerandLaurancedefine"large,oldtrees'*asthelargestfivepercentmaturetrees

withinaspecies.Theflexibledefinitionmeansthatinsomeforests,thelarge,oldtreesmightbe

only20meterstalland100yearsold.

Theselarge,oldtreescontrolthesurroundingplantcommunities,affectwaterandnutrient

distribution,andprovidefoodandshelterforwildlife."They'rereallythebreadbasketsofthe

forest,"saysLaurance,"Thisisaveryenvironmentallyandecologicallyimportantgroupof

organisms,andtheyneedspecialcareandhandling.Determiningthedistributionandhabitat

requirementsforlarge,oldtreesinthelandscapeisthefirststeptowardsensuringtheirsurvival.

"Wehavetoensurethatwhatwe'rethinkingislong-term,tomatchthewaythesetreeshave

existedforhundredsoreventhousandsofyears,"saysLaurance."It'sgoingtobeareal

challengetokeepsomeplaceswherethereisstillwildlifeandthebigchurch-liketreesthatwe

allreallycareabout.n

23.Howdoestheauthorleadinthetopicofthetext?

A.Bydefinition.B.Byquotingsomeone'swords.

C.Bycomparison.D.Bydrawingsomeconclusions.

24.Whatcanwelearnaboutbigtreesfromparagraph2?

A.Theyeasilypullwaterfromtheirroots.

B.Theyhavebecomeshorterbutthicker.

C.Theyareaffectedbyvariousfactors.

D.Theygrowtallerbecauseofclimatechange.

25.WhichofthefollowingdoesLaurancewanttoexpressinthelastparagraph?

A.Itisnecessarytotakegoodcareofbigtrees.

B.Theplantsaroundcontroltrees'survival.

C.Bigtreesmainlydependonwildlifeforsurvival.

D.Plantingbigtreesisthefirststepinforestprotection.

26.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.FightAgainstClimateChangeB.KeepEcologicalStability

C.DealWithForestOrganismsD.ProtectForestGiants

H

Thehumanracesharesthisplanetwithmillionsofotherspeciesandformsoflife.In

recognizingthat,itisalwaysimportanttorememberthatourrapidriseoftheurbancivilization

（城市文明）hasunavoidablyimpactedtheplanetandlifeonit.

Inthelongrun,however,ihecivilizationrisksdestroyingwellbalancedecosystems,which

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couldpotentiallyhaveseriousresultsforhumanityitself.Assuch,wemusteventuallyfinda

balancebetweendevelopmentandnaturewhichcanmaintaintheecology,beautyandharmony

（和諧）oftheearth.

Theword"harmony"isanimportantconceptinChina.Chinesesocietyandculturearebuilton

theideathatrelationshipsbetweenpeopleshouldbeharmonious,whichmeansavoiding

conflict,highlightingacommongoodandbalancinguncontrollabledesireswiththeneedsof

societyasawhole.However,thisideadoesnotjustapplytopeople,italsoappliestoour

relationshipswiththeworldandnature.Neverhasthisbeenmoremeaningfulthantheviewof

howChinahandlesitsrapiddevelopment,whichhaslastinglychangedthecountry'slandscape

andcreatednewchallengesregardingnatureandtheenvironment.

Actually,overthepastfewyearsChinahasbeenworkinghardtoprotectbiodiversityandhas

drawn“redlines"forecologicalprotection,establishedanationalparksystem,andunder-taken

majorprojectsforbiodiversityprotection.

OneexampleofChina'ssuccessinthisareaisinitsreversing（逆轉(zhuǎn)）ofthedecreaseofits

giantpandapopulationtothepointthatitisnolongerendangered.Thiseffortincludedcreating

agiantpandanationalparkin2016anddoublingthenumberofbirths.Pandashavebecome"a

globalsymbolofconservationsuccess1'-somethinginwhichChinahasplayedakeypart.

Likewise,Chinaisalsotakingitseffortsoverseas.ltrecentlyannounceda$232millionfund

topromotebiodiversityprotectionindevelopingcountries.Theeffortisapartofits

"communityofsharedfutureformankind'1,meaningthatweshareoneworld,oneplanetand

onefuture,andsowehumanbeingsmustworktogether.Nowitisthetimetoact.

27.Whichpotentialriskalongwiththeurbancivilizationismentioned?

A.Lossofthenaturalscenery.

B.Thedisappearanceofallspecies.

C.Breakingtheecosystembalance.

D.Ruiningourhumanhealth.

28.Whatisthemainideaofparagraph3?

A.KeepinginharmonymakesadifferencetoChina'sdevelopment.

B.Theword"harmony"referstogoodinterpersonalrelationship.

C.Human'suncontrolleddesiresaren'tconnectedwithharmony.

D.Balancingdevelopmentandnatureisn'tcomplicatedasimagined.

29.Whatdoestheauthorwanttotellusbytheexampleofpandas?

A.PandashavebecomethemostsuccessfulrepresentativeofChina.

B.Chinahascompletedthetaskofprotectingbiodiversity.

C.Thepopulationofgiantpandaisgraduallydecreasingrecently.

D.Chinahasmadesomeachievementsofprotectingbiodiversity.

30.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeChina'sroleinprotectingbiodiversity?

A.Unique.B.Fundamental.C.Indirect.D.Mysterious.

二、閱讀七選五(本大題共10小題，共20.0分)

TheInternationalOlympicCommitteehaspickedBeijing,China,asthehostcityforthe2022

WinterOlympicGames.In2008,the28thSummerOlympics

wereheldinBeijing.(1)

TheWinterOlympicGamesarenotjustanopportunityforathletestowinmedalsandhonour

fortheircountries.(2)Usually,theWinterOlympicGamesmaynothaveaslargecrowdsasthe

SummerOlympicGames,buttheysharethesameOlympicspirit.

(3)Skierscompeteintheshortandlongcross-countryskirace.Itwasoriginallyasport

playedonlyincoldnortherncountries.(4)eventhosefromcountrieswithoutanysnow.

Generally,thefigure-skaters(花樣滑冰運(yùn)動(dòng)員)areconsideredtobetheiceprincesand

theiceprincessesoftheWinterOlympicGames.Peopleusuallythinkthattheyarenotathletes

butdancers,(5)

A.Therearetwoteamsofplayers.

B.Theyareheldeveryfouryears.

C.becausetheseyoungpeopleplaysogracefullyandskillfully.

D.Butnowathletesfromallovertheworldcancompeteinthissport,

E.TheGamesalsoofferaudiencesachancetogettoknowmoreaboutit.

F.OneofthemostpopularsportsoftheWinterOlympicGamesisskiing.

G.SoBeijingisnowthefirstcitytohostboththeSummerandtheWinterOlympics.

31.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

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32.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

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33.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

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34.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

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35.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

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Oneofthevitalfactorsofsuccessfuljobhuntingisthejobinterview,duringwhichcreatinga

goodimpressionisessentialforyou.⑴.

Therearetworulestoremember.Oneistopresentyourselfperfectlyandstressyourareasof

competence.Second,listencarefully.(2).Noticetheintervieweesinterestsandrelateyour

commentstothem.

Thejobinterviewisthetimeto"sell"yourselfbygivingexamplesofexperiencesyou'vehad

relatedtothejobandbyrevealingyourgoodpoints.Itrsagoodideatohavehandyjobresume

(簡(jiǎn)歷)oralistofschoolcoursesthatpreparedyouforthejob.(3).Dobehonestandavoid

justusinggoodwordsonyourself,butshowconfidenceinyourselfandyourabilitytodothe

job.(4).

Theycouldrefertoyourlackofanacademicdegree,alongperiodofunemploy-ment,orlackof

workexperienceifyouareenteringanewfield.Answersensitivequestionsbrieflyand

positively.Ifyoubelievethatthisareapresentsarealbarrier(障礙)toajoboffer,youcould

becommunicatingthisdoubttotheinterviewer.Manytimes,however,aninterviewerwill

ignorethesesensitiveareasifyouhaveaconfident,positiveattitude.

Thejobinterviewisanimportantpartofthejobsearch,andtheattitudeandimpressioncan

maketheinterviewerfeelMwithyou"or"againstyou1'.Rememberthatyouhavethepowerto

createafavourableimpression.(5).

A.Neverletyourselfbeabigtalker

B.Talkaboutyoursuccessfulexperiences

C.Ofcourse,eachofushassensitiveareas

D.Getinvolvedinwhattheinterviewerissaying

E.Itcangiveyouanadvantageoverothercandidates

F.Askquestionstoseewhetheryoudofeelqualifiedforthejob

G.Interviewershavetheintelligencetorecognizegenuineinterest

36.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

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37.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

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38.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

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39.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

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40.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

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三、完形填空(本大題共40小題，共60.0分)

Ithinkthatsleepingisperhapsthemostcomfortablethingintheworld.While(41),Iwilldo

nothingbutclosemyeyes,leavingallthetroublebehind.HoweverJ(42)getupearlyalmost

everymorning.

Myclassbeginsat8：00am,buttheteacherasksustoarriveattheschoolbefore7：15am,so

thatwewillhave(43)timetopreparefortheclasses.Ifyouare(44),thenyouwillloseone

point.Andwhenyoulose10(45),yourparents*visittoschoolwillbeamust.ThoughIthinkit's

(46),Istilldon'twanttoloseanypoints.

Onemorning,myalarmclock(47)towork.I(48)withastart(吃驚)andfoundthatitwas

already7：00.1hadlosttwopointsthatweek,thatistosay,Iwouldlosethreepointsina(49).My

teachersaidthathe(50)metobelatethatmorning.Andmyfriendsjokedthatmy(51)was

comingsoon.Ifinally(52)todosomethingtochangethis.Iboughtanewalarmclock.ltsings

songsontimeeverymorning(53)Iturnitoff.

Thenewalarmclockisperfectforalazycatlikeme.ThefirsttimeI(54)itJwasabletogetupat

6：00thenextmorning.Proudof(55),Itookadeepbreathandfoundthattheairintheearly

morningissurprisingly(56).IreadsomeEnglishbooks,(57)thatmorningisreallyfitfor

readingEnglish.Ihadn'trealized(58)thatmorningissowonderful.

"Lifeis(59)aboxofchocolates.Youneverknowwhatyou'regoingtoget,ujustasForrest

Dumpsaid.Sometimesifyoumakea(60),youmayfindthatthingswillendupwiththebetter.

41.A.tiredB.silentC.asleepD.awake

42.A.shallB.mayC.havetoD.usedto

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43.A.enoughB.littleC.afewD.no

44.A.lazyB.lateC.sleepyD.noisy

45.A.timesB.pointsC.daysD.classes

46.A.unnecessaryB.impossibleC.interestingD.surprising

47.A.failedB.liedC.soundedD.disagreed

48.A.fellasleepB.lookedaroundC.wokeupD.laydown

49.A.classB.weekC.dayD.school

50.A.believedB.expectedC.advisedD.allowed

51.A.examB.mistakeC.dutyD.day

52.A.decidedB.hopedC.offeredD.preferred