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冲刺2024年中考英语必考题型终极预测(山东专用)
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(2023·山东日照·统考二模)New York Times best-selling author Celeste recently shared her own experience helping a 1 in need. Many readers were so touched that they wrote letters and 2 out their true stories.
The first letter was from Sarah, Illinois
I was 3 the train home from campus one day during the rush hour. It was more 4 than usual. I was standing in the middle of the train, stuck between people. I started feeling not 5 and I couldn’t breathe. Then I started to get dizzy (头晕) because little stars had already started dancing 6 my eyes.
Just as I stepped off the train, my entire vision went 7 . I couldn’t see anything. All of a sudden, a girl of my 8 grabbed my arm and led me to a bench. She helped me sit down and she was a complete stranger, but she stayed with me 9 I felt better and could stand up again. I don’t know what would have happened if she hadn’t helped me.
The second letter was from Robin, New York.
A few years ago I 10 got sick on the subway. I was alone, in my early 20s, and the subway was 11 two stops—not an ideal (理想的) situation in any way. Someone 12 me his seat. When we finally got to the next stop, I got off the train, sat down on the floor and sat 13 the wall, trying to calm down and feel better.
A woman got off with me. She told me she wouldn’t bother me, but also let me know that she was standing nearby if I needed anything. After a while of 14 with me, I started to get up when she looked at me directly and said, “Slow down”.
Sometimes when I’m overworked or running around the city feeling stressed, I will think about and see that 15 and think how sincere (真诚的) her worry and care was for me, a total stranger.
1.A.stranger B.friend C.neighbor D.kid
2.A.cried B.talked C.spoke D.thought
3.A.driving B.waiting C.riding D.seeing
4.A.beautiful B.careful C.interesting D.crowded
5.A.bad B.comforta