内容正文:
22.B根据空后的“but in vain,so I went home and●答案详析
posted it online'”可知,作者努力找丢失戒指
1.D细节理解题。根据第三段前两句可知,学生
的人。
如果认为所给成绩有误,可要求更改期末成绩。
23.D根据语境可知,作者在网上发布捡到戒指的
期末成绩的更改须经教师批准。故D项符合
消息,但是等了又等,没有人回复。
题意。
24.A根据空后的“she soon noticed two..onit"可
2.B细节理解题。根据倒数第二段最后两句可
知,女儿注意到了戒指上的东西,因此作者女儿
知,期中成绩只保留到期末成绩被录入为止,它
的眼力比作者的要好。
们不是永久性的。也就是说,在期末成绩被录入
25.B根据空后的Omar and Yoshi可知,女儿注意
后,期中成绩会从记录中别除。
3.A细节理解题。根据最后一段第一句可知,卡
到戒指上的两个名字。下一段中的“I found
内基梅隆大学的学生可以通过访问在线注册系
hundreds of such names,but never the two"和倒
统,在官方大学日历公布的退课截止日期之前或
数第二段中的I discovered their names也是
当天退课。故选A项。
提示。
26.C戒指上刻有两个人的名字,再结合29空前
B阅读理解
的a couple可知,它应该属于一对夫妇。
●语篇解读
27.D根据上一句“I began to give up hope."和空
圣迭戈动物园的一只名为Lucas的企鹅,因患
后的“Why not call Cartier stores in the city?"可
有慢性疾病而无法站立。该动物园向一家公司求
知,作者在放弃之前想到了最后一一个主意。
助,为它定制了一双矫形鞋,这双鞋可以让它过上
28.A根据空后的for a moment和下一句中的He
正常的生活。
then told me可推知,此处指店员沉默了一会。
答案详析
29.B根据语境可知,这对夫妇与店员提过丢失戒
B细节理解题。根据第三段第一句和第四段第
指的事情。
-句可知,Lucas因患有慢性疾病而无法站立,故
30.C根据空后的I called right away可知,他给了
选B项。
作者Omar的电话号码。
5.D细节理解题。根据第二段中的“Lucas,a4
3l.D根据空后的“and asked if he and Yoshi
year-old.orthopedic shoes”以及第四段中的
could.me immediately”并结合常识可知,Omar
"When Lucas began to develop sores...are more
typical for a penguin'"可知,动物园向一家公司求
得知自己戒指的下落后应该会非常激动。
助,为Lucas定制了特殊的鞋子。
32.A根据下一段可知,这对夫妇和作者分享了他
6.C词义猜测题。根据倒数第二段和画线词后的
们的经历,由此可知,他们迫不及待地想与作者
内容可知,Lucas在穿上新鞋之后,立刻有了变
见面。
化,即它能四处走动了。再根据画线词所在段最
33.B根据第二段第二句和空后的“hadI
后一句可知,看到Lucas现在能够活动自如,
discovered their names”可知,作者的女儿发现了
Debbie Denton他们充满希望,他们觉得Lucas会
戒指上的两个名字。
好起来并过上充实的生活。由此可推知,Debbie
34.C作者解释了自己寻找失主的经过,这对夫妇
Denton他们对这种变化感到很兴奋。故画线词
分享的是他们丢失戒指的经过。
与C项意思相近。
35.D根据空后的“their hands raised to show off
7.C标题概括题。通读全文可知,Lucas因患有
the rings'”可知,此处指他们三人的合照,照片中
慢性疾病而无法站立,一双矫形鞋使它可以像其
夫妻二人抬起手展示戒指。
他企鹅一样攀岩、游泳、筑巢、寻找伴侣等,故C
项“Lucas在新鞋的帮助下茁壮成长”为本文最
TEST 3
佳标题。
A阅读理解
C阅读理解
●语篇解读
●语篇解读
本文介绍了卡内基梅隆大学关于学生课程的
本文介绍了威拉米特河和芝加哥河的污染治
评分政策。
理所取得的成绩。通过清理污染和改变文化观念,
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这些河流从无人问津转变为市民可以游泳和娱乐14.B推理判断题。根据倒数第二段可知,尽管遭
的场所。
受了破坏,一些生物还是很快恢复了生机。科
●答案详析
学家们认为,陨石中含有的磷在撞击时扩散开
8.D推理判断题。根据第一段最后一句可知,
来,海啸则把铁从深海带出来并扩散。而那些
Human Access Project的创办者Villie Levenson
依赖铁和磷生长的生物,突然就有了更多的养
帮助威拉米特河转变成一个娱乐场所,该河在
分。由此可推知,陨石S2撞击地球后,一些生
2012年再次变得适合游泳。由此可推知,Wiie
物因获得了必要的养分,所以很快就恢复了
Levenson在河流的恢复工作中发挥了关键作用。
生机。
9.A推理判断题。根据第二段前两句可知,
15.D推理判断题。通读全文可知,本文主要介绍
Human Access Project所采取的第一步是找到清
了一项研究发现:三十多亿年前,一块巨大的太
理河流的方法,第二步是文化变革,让人们认识
空陨石撞击地球,这一事件可能推动了地球上
到这条河的价值。根据第二段倒数第二句可知,
的生命的发展。由此可推知,本文有可能来自
第二步紧随其后
一一年一度的“The Big Float'”
报纸的科学版块。
游行吸引了数千名市民来到河边。由此可推知,
E阅读理解七选五
Human Access Project通过举办一年一度的“The
Big Float'”游行来让人们意识到威拉米特河的
●语篇解读
价值。
本文探讨了养成日常习惯和规划时间的重要
10.B细节理解题。根据第五段前两句可知,芝加
性,并通过个人故事展示了规划和组织能力对个人
哥曾计划在芝加哥河举办首次游泳活动,但当
工作的积极影响。文章还强调了规划的灵活性和
组织者在快速获得规定的许可证方面遇到障碍
适应变化的重要性。
时,他们将游泳活动转移到了密歇根湖。故选
答案详析口
B项。
16.E上文提到提前思考你的一天将包含什么,确
1l.D推理判断题。根据最后一段中Levenson说
保完成你必须做的事情,同时留出时间做自己
的话可知,Levenson认为,一旦芝加哥河成为城
喜欢的事情,这样做有很多好处。由此可知,空
市文化的一部分,那么它将为芝加哥带来隐藏
处内容跟一天中的时间规划有关,故E项“这就
的快乐”。上文提到Levenson帮助治理了威拉
是日常习惯的意义,它是一种规划时间的方式”
米特河,成功将其转变为一个娱乐场所,让人们
承接上文,符合语境。
认识到它的文化价值。由此可推知,Levenson
17.C上文提到像刷牙这样的日常习惯就是这样
看重河流的文化价值,并认为河流可以成为城
运作的一反复做让它成为习惯性的动作,这
市文化和快乐的一个重要组成部分,故D项符
使它不再是你需要思考的事情。C项“因此,你
合题意。
可以将更多的精力集中在其他事情上”承接上
文,说明了这样做的好处,符合语境。
D
阅读理解
I8.D上文提到Kedward确保每个人都有时间和
●语篇解读
工具来完成他们的工作,以便一切顺利运行,下
三十多亿年前,一块巨大的太空陨石撞击了地
文提到她说规划让你有时间去考虑你想要如何
球,尽管造成了巨大的破坏,但一项新研究发现,这
做某件事,以及有哪些选择和选项,这样你就不
一事件可能推动了地球上的生命的发展。
会遗漏任何东西。故D项“她极力推崇规划和
●答案详析
组织”承上启下,符合语境。
12.D细节理解题。根据第二段第一句可知,科学
19.G上一句提到Kedward在组织学校团队活动
家们在2014年发现了陨石S2。由此可知,顾石
时意识到她喜欢规划,下文提到Kedward说:
S2是在十多年前被科学家们发现的。
“经常有一些你不想做的事情,它们会悬而未
13,C细节理解题。根据第三段第三、四句可知.
决,让你感觉有点焦虑不安。留出时间来完成
当陨石S2撞击地球时,地球与我们今天所知的
艰巨的任务会让你感觉非常好。”故G项“提前
这个星球非常不同。地球的大部分地区被水覆
规划也有助于你做那些你可能会因为觉得具有
盖,只有少数陆地区域。故选C项。
挑战性而回避的事情”承上启下,符合语境。
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20.A通读本段可知,本段建议要对变化保持开放3l.D根据空后的unfortunately didn't recover可
的态度,你可能会忘记做某件事情,或者事情的
知,此处指他生病了,不幸的是他没能康复。
发展与你的预期不符,但这并不意味着你已经
32.C根据空后的“collect the stamps during the
偏离了轨道。故A项“计划会变,没关系”引出
period”可知,此处指当Carl听着这个故事时,他
下文,符合语境。
想象着那位医生在那个时候设法成功收集到这
F完形填空
些邮票的情景。
33.A根据上文和空后的“where he served the
●语篇解读
people wholeheartedly"可知,这位志愿医生来到
Cal痴迷侦探故事,他因好奇偷偷打开了家里
中国行医,他全心全意为人们服务,因此他在中
的保险箱,发现里面有一本中国老邮票集。之后,
国的那段日子应是有意义的。
他向父母坦白,父亲不仅没责怪他,还给他讲述了
34.B根据空后一句可知,此处指他透露了自己的
邮票背后的故事。
计划。reveal“透露”。
。答案详析
35.D根据语境可知,Carl的父亲透露了自己的计
21.B根据24空后的he safe可知,此处指他最感
划:在不久的将来,他会以这位医生的名义举办
兴趣的物品之一就是放在地下室的家用保险
一场邮票展览。in the name of“以…的名
箱。safe在此处用作名词,意为“保险箱:保险
义”。
柜”。
22.A根据上文可知,Cal痴迷侦探故事,而且他
a。。。TEST4。。。。
对放在地下室的家用保险箱感兴趣,故此处指
A阅读理解
他想知道里面有什么。
语篇解读
23.B根据24空后的the safe可知,此处指Carl在
本文介绍了四个二手物品转售网站,包括每个
父亲抽屉里的一个笔记本上找到了密码。
网站的创办时间、用户数量等信息。
locate“找出…的准确位置;确定…的准确
●答案详析
地点”。
L,A细节理解题。根据eBay部分中的“Top
24.C根据25空后的“he found only a book of
Sellers:Men's clothing and shoes,small kitchen
stamps inside”可知,他发现里面只有郎票集。
tools,watches,and electronics."可知,在eBay
由此可知,此处指他很紧张,但还是设法打开了
上,最畅销的产品之一是电子产品,结合选项可
保险箱。
知,智能手机最适合在该网站转售。
25.D根据语境可知,令Carl惊讶的是,里面只有
2.C细节理解题。根据Poshmark部分中的
一本邮票集。
"Commission:$2.95 for sales under $15;20
26.A根据空后一句可知,对于Cal而言,这不过
percent for sales over$15.”可知,出售15美元以
是一本中国老邮票集。故此处指他不知道这些
上的物品,该网站会收取售价的20%作为佣金。
邮票是否有价值。
由此可知,卖一件20美元的外套,你应付的佣金
27.C根据上文可知,对于Cal而言,这不过是一
为:20×20%=4(美元)。
本中国老邮票集,故此处指Carl疑惑它为什么
3.D细节理解题。对比四个网站的创立时间可
被锁在保险箱里。
知,eBay、Poshmark、Craigslist、AptDeco四个网站
28.B根据下一段的内容可知,Carl的父亲讲述了
创立的时间分别为1995年、2011年、1995年和
邮票集背后的故事。32空前的listened to the
2014年。由此可知,AptDeco为最晚创立的一个
story也是提示。
网站。
29.D根据33空前的“he felt as if the volunteer
doctor was talking to him”可知,这位医生是志
B阅读理解
愿来到中国
●语篇解读
30.C根据语境可知,这位外国医生是在中国行医
Jason Siu从高中开始就在网上卖东西,经过多
时收集了这些邮票。practice“从事(医务工作、
年的坚持并不断调整营销策略,他最终把一份副业
律师职业等)”。
变成年收人达六位数的生意。
183第一部分基础训练013
词江&长堆句见夹册P155
●●●●●
TEST3圆
A阅读理解
主题语境:人与白我(学校生活)
语篇类型:成川文
词数:279
难度:★★★女文
建议用时:6分钟
答案:P181
The Camegie Mellon University Grading
Drop/Withdrawal Grades
Policy offers details concerning university
Students at Carnegie Mellon may drop a
grading principles for students taking courses.
course by accessing online registration system on
Students who entered Carnegie Mellon prior to
or before the drop deadline as published in the
fall 1995 follow their previous grading policy.
official university calendar.This applies to all
Assigning Grades
courses with the exception of mini-term courses.
The deadline to drop a mini-term course is the
Final grades are awarded to each student.If
last day of the second week of the mini-term
the instructor does not assign(分配)a letter
course.When a course is dropped by these
grade or an incomplete grade,the department
deadlines,it is removed and will not appear on
head will be responsible for ensuring that a grade
the academic record.
is assigned.
Changing Grades
1.Which of the following grades can be
A student who believes that an assigned
changed?
grade is incorrect may request that a final grade
A.Final grades
that have not been
be changed.Final grades will be changed only
assigned.
with the instructor's approval.The intention of
B.Grades for courses that have been
dropped.
this policy is to ensure that,under normal
C.An incomplete grade assigned by the
circumstances,all students in a class are treated
instructor.
equally.
D.An incorrect grade recognized by the
Midterm Grades
instructor.
Midterm grades provide valuable feedback
2.What happens to midterm grades after
to students as they assess their performance in
final grades are recorded?
courses.Furthermore,midterm grades are used
A.They are permanently kept.
by advisors in identifying and dealing in a timely
B.They are removed from records
way with students in academic trouble.
C.They are added to final grades.
Therefore,it is necessary that midterm grades
D.They are sent to students'parents.
accurately reflect student performance and are
3.Where can students go to drop a course?
turned in on time.Midterm grades are kept only
A.The online registration system.
until final grades are recorded.Because they are
B.The official university calendar.
C.The university's official website
not permanent,changes of those grades as a rule
D.The instructor's office.
will not be accepted.
0141
B
阅读理解
主题语境:人与白然(人与动物)
许篇类型:说明文
词数:318
雅度:★★★白白
建议用时:7分钟
答案:P181
For many of us humans,there comes a
walk around his rocky habitat with
greater
time in one's life when one's feet demand the
ease."
support of orthopedic(矫形外科的)shoes.
"We were exalted about the immediate
Probably,this can be applied to penguins,too.
change in Lucas after we fitted him with his new
This week,officials at the San Diego Zoo
shoes,said Debbie Denton,a senior wildlife
announced that Lucas,a 4-year-old African
care specialist at the zoo."Seeing him move
penguin,“has a new opportunity to thrive(茁壮
about now gives us hope that he may be OK
成长)”after being fitted with orthopedic shoes.
going forward,and able to live a full life."
"I've known Lucas for a long time,so having
the ability to provide him with a chance to live a
4.What led Lucas to stand upright
normal life brings a smile to my face,"said
difficultly?
Dr Beth Bicknese,a vet at the zoo.
A.An accident.
B.An illness.
Lucas suffers from a chronic condition
known as bumblefoot,which can affect birds of
C.The rocky habitat.
all types.Lucas has been ill for a long time,zoo
D.The advanced age.
5.How did the zoo help Lucas?
officials said,and without right treatment it
might have led to death.
A.By arranging an operation on his feet.
It began with a spinal(脊柱的)illness that
B.By training him
to have typical
behaviors.
weakened his leg muscles to the point where he
C.By feeding him food made by a
was unable to stand upright.Over the course of
company.
three years,vets at the San Diego Zoo tried a
variety of treatments.When Lucas began to
D.By providing him with special shoes.
6.What does
the underlined
word
develop sores,the zoo asked Thera-Paw for
“exalted”in the last paragraph mean?
help.It is a company that designs mobility aids
A.Upset.
B.Worried.
and veterinary products for animals,including
shoes for dogs and other pets."The shoes will
C.Excited.
D.Relaxed.
7.What is the best title for the text?
help Lucas to fully participate in the behaviors
A.Lucas Is Calling for Right Shoes
that are more typical for a penguin-such as
B.Bumblefoot Puts Lucas at Risk
climbing the rocks,swimming,nesting and
finding a suitable mate,"said Bicknese.
C.Lucas Thrives with the Help of His New
Shoes
After fitting Lucas with his new shoes,zoo
D.Zoo Officials Help Lucas Adapt to Its
officials noticed improvements in his steps,
Habitat
allowing him better balance and an ability "to
第一部分基础训练015
阅读理解
主题谱境:人与白然(环境保护)
语篇类型:说明文
讨数:307
难度:★★★女女
魏议用时:8分钟
答案:P181
For decades,the Willamette River that runs
in from Portland,are determined to swim in the
through Portland,Oregon,was a look-but-
river next year.
don't-touch situation.The river was polluted by
"Once the Chicago River becomes a part of
wastewater and had been closed for swimming
the culture,Chicago will discover a hidden level
since 1924,but now,things are very different.
of joy,"Levenson said.It's high praise from a
Willie Levenson,founder of the Human Access
man who has already helped his own city
Project,helped turn the Willamette into a
discover its potential.
recreational(娱乐的)space that became
8.What can be inferred about Willie
swimmable again in 2012.
Levenson from the first two paragraphs?
"Step number one:find a way to clean up
A.He built a swimmable space in Portland.
the river.Step number two:there's the cultural
B.He organized the first swimming event
change around getting people to see there's value
◆in Portland.
in this river,"Levenson said.A $1.4 billion
C.He developed a new method to clean up
pipe project that kept wastewater from spilling
polluted rivers.
into the river marked the first step.Then came
D.He played a key role in the river's
step two:An annual inner tube parade called
restoration efforts.
“The Big Float”has brought thousands of
9.How did the project make people realize
citizens to the water,making the river party
the value of the Willamette River?
central.Surely,this had made them feel more
A.By holding an annual parade.
connected to the city now.
B.By making a river party central.
That's exactly what Nick Wesley is hoping
C.By letting people swim in the river.
to achieve in Chicago.His nonprofit,Urban
D.By providing clean water sources.
Rivers,is leading the charge to transform the
10.Where did Chicago hold its first swim?
Chicago River.He believes that within 10 years,
A.In Urban Rivers.
swimming in the river will be much more
B.In Lake Michigan.
common
C.In the Chicago River.
While the idea of an urban river
D.In the Willamette River.
renaissance(复兴)is providing hope for cities
11.What do Levenson's words in the last
like Chicago and Portland,there's still plenty of
paragraph imply?
work to be done.Of the 3.5 million miles of
A.A great man is now helping Chicago to
rivers in the US,50%are too polluted for
find the hidden part.
fishing,boating,or swimming.
B.Levenson thinks the Chicago River is a
Chicago had planned to host its first swim
part of culture.
in the Chicago River last month.When
C.Portland is a good example of
discovering new levels of joy.
organizers hit roadblocks getting the proper
D.Levenson believes in the cultural value
permits fast enough,they moved it to Lake
of the Chicago River.
Michigan.Organizers and Levenson,who flew
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班篇类型:说明文
词数:327
难度:★★★文女
建议用时:8分钟
答案:P182
More than three billion years ago,a huge
know
why.
The
meteorite
contained
rock from space-200 times bigger than the one
phosphorus()that was spread by the crash,
that wiped out the dinosaurs-hit the Earth.
and the tsunami moved iron from deep in the sea
However,new research suggests it may have
and spread it around.The life forms that needed
helped life here.
iron and phosphorus to bloom suddenly had more
Scientists discovered the S2 meteorite in
nutrients
2014.A meteorite is a piece of rock from space
This discovery adds evidence that space
that falls to the Earth's surface rather than
rocks hitting the Earth billions of years ago were
burning up in the atmosphere,and the
very important for the development of life here.
crater()where S2 hit the planet is in South
Africa.From the size of the crater,it's believed
12.What do we know about S2?
that S2 was between 25 and 37 miles wide.
A.It burned up in the atmosphere.
A team of researchers traveled to South
B.It was the same size as South Africa
Africa to take samples of the meteorite from near
C.It wiped out the dinosaurs on the Earth.
where it crashed.They wanted to learn more
D.It was found more than a decade ago.
about what happened when S2 hit the Earth.At
13.What was the Earth like when S2 hit it?
the time of the crash,the Earth was very
A.The Earth was a large wasteland.
different from the planet we know today.Most
B.The Earth was occupied by tiny
of it was covered in water with just a few areas
creatures.
of land.There was life but it was very simple-
C.The Earth was mainly covered in
only very tiny creatures had developed by that
water.
time
D.The Earth was rich in biodiversity.
When S2 crashed into the surface,it
14.Why did some living things recover
created a crater 300 miles wide.This is the same
quickly after the crash?
as the distance across the widest area of the
A.They adapted to the new environment.
UK.The crash was so severe that it caused a
B.They got essential nutrients.
tsunami-a long,high sea wave.The crash also
C.The crash created more land.
generated a lot of energy,causing the oceans to
D.The crash provided right temperatures.
boil and raising atmospheric temperatures by up
15.In which section of a newspaper may
to100℃
this text appear?
Despite all this destruction,research shows
A.Entertainment.
B.Health.
that some living things bounced back(恢复元
)very quickly-and the scientists think they
C.Education.
D.Science.
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语篇类型:说明文
词数:280
难度:★★★女女
魏议用时:8分钟答案:P182
Make Time Work for You
you feel a bit stressed,"says Kedward."Setting
Thinking ahead of what your day involves
aside time to get the tough stuff done can make
and making sure you do the things you have to
you feel really good."
do,while also making time for what you enjoy,
20 Staying open to change is an
has many benefits.16
important part of having a routine or a plan.You
Routines are good for you.When you
might forget to do something or things might not
regularly do something that makes you feel
go as you expected-but this doesn't mean
good,you're more likely to repeat it.This is
you've gone off-track.
because your body sends signals to your brain
As Kedward says,"Keeping calm will help
that an activity is important.Routines like
you come up with solutions,and things going
brushing your teeth work this way-doing it
wrong often lead to an opportunity to learn
over and over makes it automatic.This stops it
something new.”
being
something you
have
to
think
A.Plans will change and that's OK.
about.17
B.Opportunities may disappear and that's
Make great things happen.Beccy Kedward
normal.
works for Ghost,a company where staff are
based all over the world.Kedward makes sure
C.Thus,you have more brainpower to focus
on other things.
everyone has the time and tools to do their jobs
D.She is a great believer in planning and
so that everything runs smoothly.
18
being organized.
"Planning allows you to take the time to look
E.This is what it means to have a routine,
into how you want to do something,and what
which is a way of planning your time.
choices and options are available,so you don't
F.Never give up yourself just because you
miss anything,"she says.
think the problem is a bit tough.
Kedward realized she enjoyed planning
G.Planning ahead also helps you do things
when she organized team activities at school.
you might avoid because they
are
19 "There are often things you don't want
challenging.
to do,and they can hang over you and make
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主题计境:人与社会(历史与文化)
许篇类型:记叙文
词数:237
雅度:★★★合白
建议用时:12分钟
答案:P183
Little Carl became addicted to detective
21.A.photo
B.safe
stories when he was 12.One of his primary
C.letter
D.treasure
interests was the family 21 kept in the
22.A.wondered
B.explained
basement.He 22 what was inside.
C.confirmed
D.studied
One day,when his parents were away,
23.A.replaced
B.located
Carl23 the PIN numbers(个人密码)kept
C.summarized
D.guessed
in a notebook in his father's drawer.He was
24.A.move
B.hide
nervous,but he managed to 24 the safe.
C.open
D.sell
To his 25,he found only a book of
25.A.relief
B.upset
stamps inside.He didn't know if these stamps
C.delight
D.surprise
had any 26.To him,it was just a book of
26.A.value
B.change
old Chinese stamps.Why was it 27 in the
C.history
D.damage
safe?He had no way of figuring it out.
27.A.hung
B.thrown
When his parents came back,he admitted
C.locked
D.left
what he had done.His father didn't blame him.
28.A.fact
B.story
Instead,he told him the 28 behind the
C.essay
D.truth
stamps.
29.A.unexpectedly
B.recently
A foreign doctor,who 29 came to
C.eventually
D.voluntarily
China in the early 1940s,had collected these
30.A.analyzing
B.seeking
stamps while he was 30 medicine here.But
C.practicing
D.testing
he was 31 and unfortunately didn't recover.
31.A.hungry
B.odd
He gave the stamps to Carl's father before he
C.tired
D.ill
died.
32.A.afforded
B.expected
As Carl listened to the story,he imagined
C.managed
D.refused
how the doctor 32 to collect the stamps
33.A.meaningful
B.free
C.independent
during the period.His father said whenever he
D.regular
34.A.evaluated
B.revealed
looked at the stamps,he felt as if the volunteer
C.canceled
D.delayed
doctor was talking to him about his 33 days
35.A.at the request of
in China,where he served the people
B.in the face of
wholeheartedly.Then his father 34 his plan.
C.with the support of
One day,in the near future,he would hold an
D.in the name of
exhibition of the stamps,35 the doctor.