2010年北京各区一二模完形填空试题汇编和答案(39篇)

1.北京市海淀区2010年九年级第二学期期中练习 (2)

2.北京市海淀区2010年九年级第二学期期末练习 (2)

3.北京市东城区2009-2010学年度初三年级综合练习（一） (3)

4.北京市东城区2009-2010学年度初三年级综合练习（二） (4)

5.北京市西城区2010年抽样测试（一） (5)

6.北京市西城区2010年抽样测试（二） (7)

7.北京市朝阳区2010年九年级综合练习（一） (8)

8.北京市朝阳区2010年九年级综合练习（二） (9)

9.北京市崇文区2009-2010学年度第二学期初三统一练习（一） (9)

10.北京市崇文区2009-2010学年度第二学期初三统一练习（二） (10)

11.北京市宣武区2009-2010学年度第二学期第一次质量检测 (11)

12.北京市宣武区2009-2010学年度第二学期第二次质量检测 (12)

13.北京市石景山区2010年初三第一次统一练习暨毕业考试 (13)

14.北京市石景山区2010年初三第二次统一练习 (14)

15.北京市丰台区2010年初三毕业及统一练习（一） (15)

16.北京市丰台区2010年初三毕业及统一练习（二） (16)

17.北京市通州区2010年初三年级模拟考试 (17)

18.北京市通州区2010年初中毕业统一考试 (18)

19.北京市大兴区2009-2010学年度第二学期模拟试卷（一） (19)

20.北京市大兴区2009-2010学年度第二学期模拟试卷（二） (20)

21.北京市顺义区2010届初三第一次统一练习 (21)

22.北京市顺义区2010届初三第二次统一练习 (22)

23.北京市房山区2010年九年级统一练习（一） (23)

24.北京市房山区2010年九年级统一练习（二） (23)

25.北京市怀柔区2010年高级中等学校招生模拟考试（一） (24)

26.北京市怀柔区2010年高级中等学校招生模拟考试（二） (25)

27.北京市平谷区2009-2010学年度初三统练（一） (26)

28.北京市平谷区2009-2010学年度初三统练（二） (27)

29.北京市门头沟区2010年初三第一次统一练习 (27)

30.北京市门头沟区2010年初三第二次统一练习 (28)

31.北京市昌平区2009-2010学年第二学期初三年级第一次统一练习 (29)

32.北京市昌平区2009-2010学年第二学期初三年级第二次统一练习 (30)

33.北京市密云县2010年初中毕业考试 (31)

34.北京市密云县2010年初三第二次综合检测 (32)

35.北京市延庆县2010年毕业暨一模考试 (33)

36.北京市延庆县2010年初三第二次模拟考试 (33)

37.2008年北京市高级中等学校招生考试 (34)

38.2009年北京市高级中等学校招生考试 (35)

39.2010年北京市高级中等学校招生考试 (36)

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北京市海淀区2010年九年级第二学期期中练习

One night I was driving from Harrisburg to Lewisburg, a distance of eight miles. I was late so I drove very 36 . Severals times I got stuck behind a slow-moving truck on a narrow road, and I was shouting and 37 the steering wheel (方向盘) with impatience.

At one point along an open highway, I came to a crossroads with a traffic light. I was alone on the road, but as I got 38 the light, it turned red and I stopped. I looked left, right and behind. Nothing. Not a car, no 39 of headlights, but there I sat, waiting for the light to change, the only human being for at least a mile in any 40 .

I started wondering why I refused to run the red light. There was obviously no policeman around, and it certainly would not have been 41 in going through it.

Later that night, after I had climbed into bed, the question of why I stopped for that light 42 back to me. I did so because it‘s part of a contract (协议) we all hace with each other. It‘s not only the law, but an agreement we have, and we trust each other to 43 it.

It‘s 44 that we ever trust each other to do the right things. It‘s a good thing because the whole structure of our society depends on trust. This whole thing we have going for us would fall apart if we didn‘t trust each other most of the time. We do 45 we say we‘ll do; and we pay when we say we‘ll pay. We trust each other in these matters, and when we don‘t do what we‘ve 46 , others will be angry or disappointed with us because we violate (亵渎) the 47 they have in us.

I was so proud of myself for stopping for the red light that night !

36. A. fast B. well C. carefully D. quietly

37. A. pulling B. playing C. fixing D. hitting

38. A. along with B. down to C. close to D. out of

39. A. condition B. suggestion C. instruction D. relation

40. A. way B. situation C. road D. direction

41. A. safe B. easy C. dangerous D. wrong

42. A. came B. went C. rushed D. flew

43. A. honor B. make C. protect D. believe

44. A. surpring B. amazing C. interesting D. frustrating

45. A. which B. what C. whether D. that

46. A. accepted B. told C. promised D. known

47. A. truth B. pride C. worth D. trust

海淀区期中练习

36. A 37. D 38. C 39. B 40. D 41. C

42. A 43. A 44. B 45. B 46. C 47. D

北京市海淀区2010年九年级第二学期期末练习For years Peter Smith‘s life was badly disturbed by the memory of an accident that caused the deaths of one of his classmates, Oliver. His wife left him after six years of marriage. He 36 his work. Then suddenly the news about Peter 37 . His wife came back and he found a new job.

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One day he told me what had changed his life. ― I used to think that nothing could call off what I had done. The thought of my mistake would 38 me in the middle of a smile or a handshake. It put a 39 between my wife and me. Then I had a/an 40 vist from the person I was afraid most to see—the mother of the classmate who died. ?Years ago,‘ she said, ? I found it in my heart to have forgiven (原谅) you. So did Oliver and yout friends.‘ She paused, and then said 41 , ? Peter, you are the one who hasn‘t forgiven yourself. Who do you think you are to stand out 42 the people around you and God?‘ I looked into her eyes and found there are kind of permission to be the person I might have been 43 her boy had lived. For the first time in my life I felt worthy to love and be loved. ‖

It is only through forgiveness of our 44 that we gain the freedom to learn from experience. But forgiving our shortcomings doesn‘t mean denying (否认) that they exist. Instead, it means 45 them honestly, realistically.

Can a person be all-forgiving and still be human? A scientist I know spent four years as a slave labor in Germany. His parents, his younger sister and elder brother were killed by Nazi. This is a man who has every reason to hate. Yet he is filled with a love of life that he passes on to everyone who knows him. He explained it to me the other day, ―In the beginning I was filled with hated. 46 I realized that in hating I had become my own 47 . Unless you forgive, you cannot love. And without love, life has no meaning. ‖ Forgiveness is truly the saving grace, which gives the people who make mistakes a chance to cottect them.

36. A. got B. left C. lost D. took

37. A. started B. changed C. worked D. went

38. A. knock B. take C. fail D. stop

39. A. bridge B. house C. wall D. door

40. A. unusual B. unexpected C. surprising D. friendly

41. A. seriously B. carefully C. directly D. sadly

42. A. for B. with C. toward D. against

43. A. if B. when C. after D. unless

44. A. excuses B. mistakes C. failures D. lessons

45. A. facing B. seeing C. finding D. receiving

46. A. Y et B. Only C. Then D. Still

47. A. classmate B. teacher C. friend D. enemy

海淀期末练习

36.C 37.B 38.D 39.C 40.B 41.A

42.D 43.A 44.B 45.A 46.C 47.D

北京市东城区2009-2010学年度初三年级综合练习（一）

I love you, Mum and Dad!

Tears go out of my eyes when I talk to my parents on the phone. What are they doing when I call them? This is what I want to know most. I have supper at 5 o‘clock in the dining hall. There is no need for me to 36 by myself, no need to wash the dishes. However, now it is the busiest time for my parents. Dad works from seven o'clock in the morning to nine o'clock in the evening. Therefore, all the

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housework is 37 to my mum. 38 her own job, she also has to work at the vineyard(葡萄园).

Every day she gets up at 4 o‘clock in the morning, and then works till dark. One day I called her at 7:30 in the evening, and she told me that she was still in the vineyard and hadn‘t had supper yet. Tears ran down from 39 cheeks(脸颊), and I was filled with 40 . I promise her to study hard in the university, because I am her hope. I promise her to take care of myself, because I am important to her… I promise her so much and I just want her to promise me that she can take care of herself and dad because they are 41 like the blood in my body. I cannot 42 without them.

In my 43 , everyone is common. We are willing to earn our living by our own hands. We are very happy to have the meal together on the New Year‘s Eve. My mot her has ever said that everyone in the family is important, no one can be 44 .

Mum has ever said that the 45 time for Dad and her is when my sister and I come back home. We play cards in the room, watch TV, do anything we like with dad and mum preparing delicious food in the 46 . It is also the happiest time for me. At that moment, I could forget all the difficulties and unhappiness. The only thing I would like to do is to 47 the time with my parents.

Love, sometimes, doesn't need many words. Give your parents a call, and tell them you miss them...

36. A. cook B. feed C. eat D. live

37. A. done B. taken C. left D. turned

38. A. With B. Besides C. As D. From

39. A. my B. his C. her D. our

40. A. regret B. shame C. worry D. trouble

41. A. still B. only C. almost D. just

42. A. study B. live C. develop D. succeed

43. A. city B. class C. family D. area

44. A. weak B. sad C. free D. absent

45. A. busiest B. happiest C. luckiest D. easiest

46. A. bathroom B. bedroom C. study D. kitchen

47. A. enjoy B. find C. control D. get

东城一模：

36. A 37. C 38. B 39. A 40. C 41. D

42. B 43. C 44. D 45. B 46. D 47. A

北京市东城区2009-2010学年度初三年级综合练习（二）

At eighteen, I left my home and studied history at Leeds University in England. It was a hard time in my 36 as I was learning to deal with the pain of my father‘s recent death.

One day at the market, I saw an elderly gentleman having difficulty holding onto both his walking stick and his bag of apples. I rushed over and 37 him.

―Thanks. Don‘t worry, I‘am quite all right now,‖ he said, smiling at me with a pair of bright eyes.

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―May I talk with you?‖ I asked and so began my friendship with Mr.Burns, a man whose 38 and warmth very soon came to mean a great deal to me.

When we arrived at his house, I insisted on helping him prepare for his meal and asked if it would be all right if I came back again. I thought I should help him. With a smile he replied, ―I‘ve never been one to 39 an offer from a kind-hearted girl.‖

I visited Mr.Burns twice a week, always on the same days and at the same time. I told Mr.Burns how regretful I felt about being 40 with my father two weeks before his death.

After about a month, when I went to his house at a different time, I saw him working in his garden, moving around 41 . I was very surprised.

―How?‖ I began, I thought------

―I know what you thought. When you first saw me at the market, I hurt my ankle earlier that day.‖―But--- when were you able to 42 normally again?‖

―Ah, not long after our first meeting.‖

―But 43 ?‖ I asked.

―When you came around for the second time, I saw how unhappy you were, feeling 44 and sad. I knew you were telling yourself that you were visiting me for my sake and not your own. I didn‘t think you would come back if you knew I was 45 , and I knew you really needed someone to talk to, and someone who knew how to 46 ‖

Mr.Burns, the man I‘d set out to help, helped me. He gave the gift of his time and kindness to a young girl who needed 47.

36. A. family B. life C. world D. education

37. A. held B. reached C. helped D. pushed

38. A. smile B. luck C. welcome D. hope

39. A. remember B. forget C. accept D. refuse

40. A. strict B. angry C. satisfied D. pleased

41. A. easily B. directly C. carefully D. safely

42. A. travel B. walk C. run D. go

43. A. when B. what C. why D. how

44. A. shameful B. hurt C. lonely D. tired

45. A. happy B. poor C. busy D. healthy

46. A. imagine B. doscuss C. read D. listen

47. A. both B. all C. neither D. none

东城区综合练习二

36.B 37.C 38.A 39.D 40.B 41.A

42.B 43.C 44.C 45.D 46.D 47.A

北京市西城区2010年抽样测试（一）

Every Saturday night Mama would sit down by the table and count out the money Papa had

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brought home. Mama would carefully pide big groups for the housing, and food, and one or two coins for Nels or 36 --- Katrin to buy notebooks.

With 37 interest we would watch the money becoming less and less. At last Papa would ask, ―Is all?‖ When Mama nodded, we could relax a little. For Mama would look up and smile, ―Is good,‖ she‘d say. ―We do not have to go to the Bank.‖

It was a wonderful thing, that bank account（银行账户）of Mama‘s. We were all so proud of it.It gave us such a warm, 38 feeling.

When finishing school Nels wanted to go on to high. ―It will cost a little money,‖ Nels said to Mama.

We gathered around the table watching a box in front of Mama. This was the ―Little Bank‖ --- used for unexpected situations. Nels had it all written out. So much for what he would need. Mama looked at the 39 for a long time. Then she counted the money in the Little Bank. There wasn‘t enough.

―We do not,‖ she said to us gently, ―want to have to go to the Bank.‖

We all 40 our heads.

―I‘ll work in Dillon‘s shop after school,‖ Nels 41 .

Mama smiled at him. Papa said, ―Is not enough.‖ T h en he took his pipe out of his mouth. ―I give up smoking,‖ he said. Mama 42 the table and touched Papa‘s hand, but she didn‘t say anything.

―I will mind the Elvington children every Friday night,‖ I said.

―Is good,‖ Mama said.

We all felt very good. We had passed another milestone（绊脚石）43 having to go downtown and draw money out of the bank.

So many things, I remember, came out of the Little Bank during the past 20 years. Even during the Strike（罢工）, Mama wouldn‘t let us worry too much. We all worked together 44 the important trip downtown could be put off.

The day the S t rike was over and Papa 45 to work, I saw Mama stand a little straighter.

Last year I sold my first story. I hurried to Mama‘s and showed her the check. ―For you,‖ I said. ―to put in your Bank Account.‖

―Is no 46 ,‖ Mama said. ―In all my life, I‘ve never been inside a Bank.‖

And when I didn‘t --- couldn‘t ---- answer, Mama said 47 , ―Is not good for little ones to be afraid --- to not feel safe.‖

36. A. him B. us C. me D. her

37. A. endless B. hopeful C. breathless D. doubtful

38. A. comfortable B. safe C. easy D. pleasant

39. A. price B. money C. objects D. numbers

40. A. nodded B. shook C. lowered D. raised

41. A. decided B. volunteered C. suggested D. mentioned

42. A. reached across B. sat beside C. walked to D. moved around

43. A. till B. by C. without D. except

44. A. long before B. even though C. so that D. soon after

45. A. came out B. set off C. got away D. went back

46. A. account B. need C. good D. check

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47. A. quickly B. seriously C. warmly D. politely

西城区抽样测试一

36. C 37. C 38. B 39. D 40. B 41.B

42. A 43. C 44. C 45. D 46. A 47. B

北京市西城区2010年抽样测试（二）

Five years ago, Chet Szuber received the heart of his youngest child, Patti, who had been killed in a car accident. Now, with each passing day, he celebrates her spirit.

Szuber had to 36 his job because of his heart disease. In 1990, Szuber was put on the waiting list for a heart transplant (移植), which seemed to offer his last hope to live. But as years went by and no heart came his 37 , he got to a point where he could 38 move around during the day. ―I had kind of given up,‖ he says.

Early on Aug. 18, 1994, Patti, then 22, was thrown from the car on the mountain road. 39 the Szubers got to the hospital, she was there with no hope of staying alive. Her family remembered that she had once mentioned that she had filled out an organ-donor card (器官捐赠卡), so they gave the hospital the go-ahead to do whatever was 40 to get her organs to needy recipients (people who receive the organs). On Aug. 21, Szuber was informed that Patti was brain dead and suggested that he could get his daughter‘s heart. Szuber 41 , ―I wasn‘t sure I could stand every heartbeat making me remember Patti.‖Finally, his wife asked him to accept. 42 of Patti‘s organs were given to other recipients, and within 24 hours her heart was beating in Szuber. Since then he has tried to honor her memory as best he can by speaking for organ donation. Every year he gives a dozen 43 around the country, raising awareness (意识)of the need for organ donors and asking people to sign up.

44 most other recipients, Szuber has never celebrated the ―second birthday.‖―It‘s hard to celebrate a life and death 45 ,‖ says his wife, ―so we just kind of forgot about it‖ . But those who have received Patti‘s organs cannot forget. Thanks to Patti‘s organs, they now live a normal life, 46 the problems they ever had. It is a feeling Chet Szuber knows well, but always with that heartbreak. ―It‘s such a bittersweet situation. I certainly 47 the good health,‖ he says, ―but I sure do miss that kid.‖

36. A. leave B. lose C. take D. change

37. A. list B. hope C. way D. chance

38. A. hardly B. slowly C. only D. nearly

39. A. By the time B. As soon as C. Not until D. Shortly before

40. A. useful B. necessary C. hopeful D. possible

41. A. answered B. nodded C. worried D. refused

42. A. All B. Both C. Some D. Any

43. A. cards B. lessons C. speeches D. programs

44. A. For B. Unlike C. With D. Besides

45. A. in this way B. as usual C. now and then D. at the same time

46. A. tired of B. free of C. afraid of D. careful of

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47. A. require B. enjoy C. treasure D. appreciate

西城二模：

36 — 39 ACAA 40 — 43 BDCC 44 —47 BDBD

北京市朝阳区2010年九年级综合练习（一）

It all started a year before when my daughter Suzanne and I were shopping in Sydney. In the window of a sports shop I noticed a photo of a group of young people climbing the rock 36 in a canyon (峡谷). ―That‘s what I‘m going to do next 37 ,‖ I said. Suzanne laughed. ―Sure, Mum! Don‘t forget you‘re 65 years old!‖

I didn‘t feel I was that age! I 38 a club and trained weekly. Each day I felt my physical energy

39 and, along with it, my confidence (信心). Then Suzanne pointed out, ―It‘s good, but how can you clear away the 40 of height?‖ ―I‘ve got it all worked out,‖ I replied bravely. ―We‘re going to the indoor climbing centre.‖

While I was going up the high wall, I was afraid to look down as if a terrible animal was after me. Some time later, as I reached the ground, I sat down 41 on the floor. Later that night, as I lay in bed, I encouraged myself, ―You had climbed the wall! You will certainly make it!‖

We set off with our packages to the Grand Canyon. When we reached it, I found the canyon was a huge black hole—far 42 than I had imagined. As the guide clipped (夹住) me onto the rope, my heart 43 double-time and I wondered why I had got myself into this. Time lost all meaning 44 I pushed my body forward. Only the strong rope kept me from 45 hope. I began to think it would never end when everyone had sto pped. ―This is as far as we go, and we can climb out after a few steps,‖ the guide said finally. Two and a half hours later, we returned to the car park at last. I began to shake, one hard step after another.

Getting onto the bus, I 46 into the seat I had left so confidently a lifetime before. Then, while I was in the seat catching my breath, a feeling of great happiness spread 47 me. I had done it, at 66 years of age.

36. A. side B. top C. face D. back

37. A. week B. month C. season D. year

38. A. joined B. found C. got D. visited

39. A. appear B. change C. rise D. increase

40. A. sense B. idea C. fear D. worry

41. A. quickly B. quietly C. suddenly D. heavily

42. A. higher B. deeper C. longer D. lower

43. A. hit B. beat C. jumped D. knocked

44. A. as B. since C. before D. after

45. A. dropping B. forgetting C. losing D. missing

46. A. climbed B. fell C. stepped D. sat

47. A. through B. around C. from D. along

朝阳一模：

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36. C 37. D 38. A 39. D 40. C 41. D

42. B 43. B 44. A 45. C 46. B 47. A

北京市朝阳区2010年九年级综合练习（二）

Joe was driving home on a country road one winter evening. He spent several months looking for a new 36 since the factory he had worked in closed. It was a lonely road. Not many people had a reason to be on it 37 they were leaving.

He almost didn‘t see a small car 38 at the side of the road. He thought the driver might need help, so he pulled up in front of the car and got out. An old lady was in the car. At first she was worried. ―He didn‘t look 39 . He looked poor and hungry,‖ she thought. He could see that she was 40 . He said, ―I‘m here to help you, Madam.‖

All the lady had was a flat tire (瘪的轮胎). While Joe was 41 , the lady opened the window and began to talk to him. She told him that she couldn‘t 42 him enough for helping her in such a situation. Soon Joe was able to change the tire. She asked how much she owed(欠) him. Joe 43 thought about money. He told her that if she really wanted to pay him back, the next time she saw someone who needed help, she could 44 that person the help.

A few miles down the road, the old lady saw a small restaurant. She decided to eat something and

45 herself up before she finished her trip home. The waitress looked young and poor. After she finished her meal, she handed a 100-dollar bill to her. When the waitress went to get her change, the lady left without being 46 . The waitress then found some words on a piece of paper, ―You don‘t owe me a thing. Someone once helped me, the way I‘m helping you. If you really want to pay me back, here‘s what you 47 . Don‘t let the chain (链) of love end with you.‖

36. A. job B. place C. factory D. house

37. A. although B. unless C. because D. until

38. A. put B. stopped C. set D. parked

39. A. honest B. safe C. polite D. nice

40. A. excited B. surprised C. nervous D. shy

41. A. working B. thinking C. looking D. talking

42. A. pay B. love C. thank D. praise

43. A. once B. ever C. seldom D. never

44. A. send B. give C. pass D. bring

45. A. warm B. put C. cheer D. pick

46. A. watched B. known C. noticed D. heard

47. A. see B. want C. say D. do

朝阳二模：

36. A 37. B 38. D 39. B 40. C 41. A

42. C 43. D 44. B 45. A 46. C 47. D

北京市崇文区2009-2010学年度第二学期初三统一练习（一）

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It was my first day in Miss Hargrove's seventh grade class. I was very anxious（焦急的）to fit in. After the teacher 36 me to the class, I put on a smile and took my seat.

Lunchtime was a pleasant surprise when the girls all crowded around my table. They were friendly, so I began to 37 . My new classmates told me about the school, the teachers and the other kids. They pointed out the class nerd (书呆子): Mary Lou. She was a pretty girl with dark eyes and olive skin, butshe wore a long skirt and an old-fashioned blouse. The girls giggled (咯咯笑) as Mary Lou walked by. She ate 38 .

After school, the girls invited me to join them in front of the school. We 39 . Then Mary Lou came down the school steps. The girls started making fun of her. I paused, then joined right in. Mean words fell from my lips. No one could tell I'd never done this before. The other girls started 40 for me. I pulled on Mary Lou's schoolbag and then pushed her. Her schoolbag broke. She fell. Everyone was laughing. I fit in.

I was not 41 . If you've ever picked a wing off a butterfly, you know 42 how I felt.

Mary Lou got up, 43 her books and left without saying anything.

I turned to leave with my laughing friends and 44 a man standing beside his car. He 45 have been Mary Lou's father — he had the same olive skin, dark hair and handsome features (容貌). He watched the lonely girl walk toward 46 . His eyes shone with sadness and pride. As I passed, he looked at me in silence with burning tears that reminded me of my 47 .

I never again hurt someone for my own gain(利益).

36. A. introduced B. explained C. described D. invited

37. A. worry B. wonder C. relax D. regret

38. A. aloud B. alone C. around D. again

39. A. stopped B. arrived C. hurried D. waited

40. A. cheering B. calling C. crying D. looking

41. A. angry B. polite C. afraid D. proud

42. A. what B. who C. why D. how

43. A. read B. gathered C. counted D. found

44. A. noticed B. caught C. watched D. kept

45. A. could B. might C. must D.should

46. A. her B. him C. us D. them

47. A. success B. value C. shame D. fight

崇文一模：

36. A 37. C 38. B 39. D 40. A 41. D

42. B 43. D 44.A 45. C 46.B 47. C

北京市崇文区2009-2010学年度第二学期初三统一练习（二）

When I was eleven, I had a paper route（送报纸）. One of my 36 , an old lady, taught me a lesson I‘ve neve forgotten.

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One winter afternoon, my friend and I were throwing stones 37 the roof of the old lady‘s house. We wanted to 38 the stones roll down to the roof‘s edge and shoot out into the yard. I found a smooth rock. As I threw it, the stone sllipped from my hand and crashed（撞击）through a small window. We turned around and ran 39 quickly.

At first, I was too scared about getting 40 to worry about the old lady‘s window. But after a few days, I started to feel guilty. She still 41 me with a smile whenever I gave her the paper, but I no longer felt 42 .

I decided to 43 my paper delivery money, and in three weeks I had seven dollars. I put the money in an envelope with a note 44 that I was sorry for breaking her window and hoped she could use my money to 45 it.

I snuck up（悄悄走到）to the old lady‘s house and slid（偷偷塞进）the enwelope under her door. It made me feel much better.

The next day, I handed the old lady her paper and 46 her warm smile. She gave me a bag of cookies.

I thanked her and continued my route.

After eating several cookies, I felt an envelope inside the bag. When I opened it, I was greatly 47 . Inside were the seven dollars and a note that said, ―I‘m proud of you.‖

36. A. guests B. teachers C. customers D. friends

37. A. onto B. into C. across D. through

38. A. watch B. see C. hear D. notice

39. A. out B. back C. off D. away

40. A. lost B. caught C. hurt D. started

41. A. followed B. left C. helped D. greeted

42. A. interested B. frightened C. comfortable D. terrible

43. A. pay B. save C. make D. change

44. A. explaining B. complaining C. introducing D. instructing

45. A. buy B. find C. clean D. repair

46. A. remembered B. showed C. returned D. refused

47. A. moved B. surprised C. improved D. influenced

崇文区练习二

36. C 37. A 38. A 39. D 40. B 41. D

42. C 43. B 44. A 45. D 46. C 47. B

北京市宣武区2009-2010学年度第二学期第一次质量检测

I grew up poor –living with my wonderful mother. We had little money, but plenty of love and attention. I was 36 and energetic. I understood that no matter how poor a person was, he could still afford a dream.

My dream was athletics. When I was sixteen, I started playing baseball. I could throw a ninety-mile-per-hour fastball and 37 anything that moved on the field. I was also 38 : my high school coach was John, who believed in me and, more importantly, taught me how to believe in myself. He 39

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me the difference between having a dream and remaining true to that dream. One unusual 40 with Coach John changed my life forever.

A friend helped me to find a summer job. This meant a chance for money in my pocket for a new bike, new clothes and the 41 of saving for a house for my mother. Then I realized I would have to 42 up summer baseball and that meant I would have to tell John I wouldn‘t be playing.

When I told John, he was 43 as I expected him to be. ―You have your whole life to work.‖ he said. ―You don‘t have too many playing days in your life. You can‘t afford to waste them.‖ I stood before him with my head 44 , trying to think of the 45 that would explain to him why my dream of buying my mom a house and having money in my pocket was worth facing his disappointment in me.

―How much are you going to make at this job, son?‖ he asked.

―3.5 dollars an hour,‖ I replied.

―Well,‖ he asked, ―is $3.5 an hour the piece of a dream?‖

That simple question made me understand the difference between 46 something right now and having a goal. I decided myself to play sports that summer and within the year I was taken on by the Pittsburgh Pirates to play baseball, and was 47 a $20,000 contact (agreement) . In the same year, I bought my mother the house of my drean!

36. A happy B. popular C. famous D. honest

37. A kick B. play C. pass D. hit

38. A right B. shy C. lucky D. comfortable

39. A gave B. taught C. brought D. asked

40. A accident B. interview C. problem D. experience

41. A view B. idea C. start D. purpose

42. A put B. take C. gave D. pick

43. A angry B. helpful C. frightened D. shameful

44. A on B. up C. off D. down

45. A questions B. choices C. words D. ways

46. A wanting B. changing C. dreaming D. saying

47. A paid B. got C. offered D. allowed

宣武区第一次质量检测

36. A 37. D 38. C 39. B 40. D 41. C

42. C 43. A 44. D 45. C 46. A 47. C

北京市宣武区2009-2010学年度第二学期第二次质量检测

I still remember father spent plenty of time teaching me how to pronounce a word, how to understand something that I saw for the first time and how to be polite to others. And I will never 36 one sentence my father used to say to me, ―I love you, son. Say you love me, son.‖ Naturally, I would scream, ―I love you, Dad.‖

When I was growing up, I found that I had little in 37 with my father gradually. Sometimes we often argued about something sharply and then the argument changed into a quarrel （争吵）. I knew

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there was a gap between us. I didn‘t 38 hearing the word ―I love you‖ from my father the last time. To tell you the truth, I couldn‘t honestly remember when I had last said those words to him, either.

Now father was in hospital. The doctor said it was 39 and he needed an operation at once, 40 he wasn‘t sure whether my father was able to survive（幸免于，经受得住）it. Everything in my childhood 41 in my mind. Then I called an said, ―Dad, I love you!‖

There was a 42 at the other end and then he replied coldly, ―Well, I love you, too!‖

I cried and said, ―Dad, I know you love me, and when you are 43 , I know you will say what you want to say.‖

Fifteen minutes later, my mother called and nervously asked, ―Pall, is everything OK?‖

A few weeks later, I was working when I received my father‘s call, ―Paul, I love you.‖ I was so 44 that my tears rolled down my cheeks. Perhaps both of us 45 that this special momet had taken our relationship to a new level.

A short while after this special moment, my father finally narrowly eacaped death follwing the heart operation. I can‘t 46 that if I did not take the first 47 and Dad did not survive the surgery, what kind of life I would lead now.

36. A. forget B. pratice C. undstand D. say

37. A. heart B. manner C. common D. danger

38. A. expect B. remember C. enjoy D. think

39. A. difficult B. serious C. important D. sad

40. A. but B. because C. so D. for

41. A. appeared B. opened C. kept D. reached

42. A. happiness B. surprise C. silence D. luck

43.A. free B. ready C. happy D. excited

44. A. touched B. bored C. encouraged D. educated

45. A. required B. realized C. reported D. got

46. A. conclude B. infer C. imagine D. decide

47. A. advice B. step C. word D. world

宣武二模:

36.A 37.C 38.B 39. B 40.A 41.A

42.C 43.B 44.A 45.B 46.C 47.B

北京市石景山区2010年初三第一次统一练习暨毕业考试

A light rain was falling as I ran by a gas station which was closed for Christmas. I noticed a family standing outsied the locked door. I 36 why they were there but then forgot about them as I ran to keep up with Jill.

Once we got home, there was just no time to 37 our Christmas gifts. We had to go off to grandparents‘ house for our Christmas dinner. As we drove down the highway through town, I noticed that the family was still there, standing outside the closed gas station.

My father was driving very slowly down the highway. Suddenly, he 38 the car and decided to give the family a hand. My father asked them 39 they were waiting for the bus and the man said yes. They

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were going to Birmingham, where he had a brother and hoped to find a job.

―Well, that bus isn‘t going to come along for several hours.‖ My father said, ―You can get in the car and I‘ll 40 you up to Winborn Station where you‘ve got a shed（小棚）with a cover.‖The whole family climbed into the car. Once they 41 , my father asked the children if Father Christmas had found them yet. Three glum（愁闷的）faces gave him the 42 .

―Will,‖my father said, winking（使眼色）at my mother, ―When I saw Father Christmas this morning, he told me that he was having 43 finding you all, and he asked me if he could leave your toys at 44 house. We‘ll just go to get them before I take you to the next bus stop.‖

All at once, the three children‘s faces 45 up, and they began to talk happily in the back seat.

When we got out of the car and entered our house, the three children ran straight to the toys under the Christmas tree. One of the girls got Jill‘s doll and the little boy grabbedd Sharon‘s ball. The other girl picked up something of mine.

My mother noticed that the middle child was wearing a 46 dress, so she gave the girl Jill‘s longer sweater to wear.

My father invited them to join us at our grandparents for Christmas dinner, but the parents 47 . We left them there at the bus stop in Winborn. As we drove away, I watched out the window as long as I could, looking back at the little girl hugging her new doll.

36. A. explained B. suggested C. checked D. wondered

37. A. buy B. enjoy C. find D. pass

38. A. moved B. raced C. started D. stopped

39. A. whether B. when C. where D. why

40. A. keep B. run C. make D. call

41. A. set out B. picked up C. came up D. got in

42. A. smile B. worry C. amswer D. word

43. A. trouble B. anger C. chance D. choice

44. A. your B. my C. their D. his

45. A. burned B. warmed C. woke D. lit

46. A. warm B. cheap C. short D. new

47. A. refused B. accepted C. doubted D. avoided

石景山一模：

36.D 37.B 38.D 39.A 40.B 41.D

42.C 43.A 44.B 45.D 46.C 47.A

北京市石景山区2010年初三第二次统一练习

It was a cold dark winter‘s night. It was getting late and I was tired so I went to bed.

At about two in the morning my phone began to ring. It was from mum. I started to panic and my heart was racing because mum has had her voice box removed because she had cancer（癌症）, and she only 36 if anything is wrong. I live in the same flats as mum, 37 I rushed down to see what was wrong.

The door would not open. Everything was running through my mind, including mun could be dying

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and I could not get into her flat. I went around to 38 bedroom window and could see mum on the floor. She had heard me and 39 to unlock the door painfully（痛苦的）.

Then I entered the flat and what I saw was terrible. I just went into overdrive. Everything was 40 around in my head. What should I do ? How should I do it without causing any more pain? I could see mum‘s leg was badly broken and it was totally 41 the wrong way. I rang the ambulance（救护车）and while we were waiting I tried to comfort mum. She never complains.

The ambulance finally arrived and the ambulance man said that I had done a really good job. I 42 the ambulance. It was a cold freezing night. The roads were empty and 43 . It seemed that everything was going in a slow way.

We arrived at the hospital and rushed into A﹠E. The doctors told me that mum would need an 44 the next day. After mum was settled, I went home to try to get some sleep.

When I rang the hospital the next morning, mum had gone to the operating room. Everything was racing through my head. Is she OK? Will she be safe? Would she 45 it through the operation? Finally that day she was back onto the ward and she was fine. My mum is a very 46 lady and I am so proud of her.

From this I have learned that you should never take family for granted（想当然）, 47 everyday, every moment you have with them because in my mind family is the most inportant thing you will ever be a part of, so never, ever forget what you have.

36. A. waits B. wonders C. rings D. cares

37. A. but B. so C. unless D. because

38. A. his B. its C. her D. their

39. A. afforded B. offered C. allowed D. managed

40. A. rushing B. lying C. getting D. traveling

41. A. meeting B. facing C. receiving D. avoiding

42. A. followed B. missed C. ordered D. passed

43. A. safe B. clean C. quiet D. free

44. A. experience B. explanation C. excitement D. operation

45. A. test B. make C. push D. cut

46. A. brave B. weak C. lonely D. serious

47. A. trust B. except C. find D. enjoy

石景山区第二次练习

36. B 37. C 38. C 39. D 40. A 41. C

42. D 43. A 44. A 45. B 46. D 47.B

北京市丰台区2010年初三毕业及统一练习（一）

I watched as my little brother was caught in the act. He was sitting in the corner of the living room,

a 36 in one hand and my father‘s hymnbook（赞美诗集）in the other.

As my father walked into the room, my brother cowered slightly（轻微地畏缩）. He sensed that he had done something 37 . I could see that he had 38 my father‘s new hymnal and scribbled（乱涂）in it.

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Now he was waiting for his punishment.

For my father, books were knowledge. They were important to him. And yet he loved his children. What he did next was 39 . Instead of punishing my brother, he sat down, took the pen from my brother‘s hand, and then wrote in the book himself, alongside the scribbles John hand made: ―40 work, 1959, age 2.‖ How many times have I looked into your beautiful face and into your warm eyes looking up at me and 41 God for the one who has now scribled in my new hymnal. You have made the book sacred（神圣的）, as have your brother and sister.

―Wow,‖ I thought, ―This is 42 ?‖

The years and the books came and went. Our family experienced what all families go through and perhaps a little bit more. But we always knew our parents 43 us and that one of the proofs（证明）of their love was the hymanl by the piano.

Dad taught us about 44 really matters in life: people, not objects; tolerance（宽容）, not judgement; love, not anger. Now I, too, am a father. But unlike my father, I do not wait for daughters 45 to take books from my bookshelf and scribble in them. From time to time I take one down, and give it to one of my 46 to scribble in. And as I look at their artwork, I think about my father and the 47 he taught me.

36. A. book B. pen C. paper D. ruler

37. A. wrong B. special C. dangerous D. different

38. A. dropped B. read C. borrowed D. opened

39. A. unnecessary B. unbeliveable C. interesting D. important

40. A. My B. Our C. Join‘s D. Father‘s

41. A. asked B. trusted C. respected D. thanked

42. A. decision B. explanation C. punishment D. exicitment

43. A. loved B. encouraged C. pleased D. missed

44. A. why B. which C. who D. what

45. A. quickly B. secretly C. carefully D. suddenly

46. A. children B. sisters C. brothers D. parents

47. A. skills B. rules C. lessons D. subjects

丰台一

36. B 37. A 38. D 39. B 40. C 41. D

42. C 43. A 44. D 45. B 46. A 47. C

北京市丰台区2010年初三毕业及统一练习（二）

You can probably all ride a bike well. I am an exception(例外).

I started riding a___36___ when I was a small kid. It was a tiny toy bike woth for wheels(轮子).I loved it very much and rode it every day.

When I was 5, my cousin gave me a pink bike. It was a ___37___ bicycle with just two wheels! At the time, my parents always left early in the morning and got back late in the afternoon. They were too __38___ to teach me how to ride it. So I had to learn by myself.

I ___39___ hard on weekends and during vacations . Grdually I learned how to ride, ___40__ I still

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didn‘t know how to make turns.

One summer vacations, I borrowed an old bike and rode it with my friends on a country road. We sang and praticed our riding skills. ___41___, a small boy ran into the road. I was shocked (震惊) and couldn‘t ___42___ the bike at all. My bike crashed into the ___43___ and he fell. He didn‘t get very seriously hurt, but he cried loudly. The boy‘s grandma ran out and pushed me over into the bushes. She was too angry to ___44___ apology(道歉). My cousin appeared five minutes later and saved me from the mess. But the ___45___ scared (使受惊) me: I no longer dared to ride a bike. Then , last year, Hangzhou started to offer free bikes. My mother tried to teach me how to ride. After practicing in the yard for two days, I tried to ride on the road. The traffic made me so ___46___ that ia had to ride really slowly.

But I ‘m not going to ___47___. One day, believe me , you ‘d see me riding a bike like a professional in a small alley or big street.

36.A. horse B. bike C. camel D. motorcycle

37. A. special B. beautiful C. true D. large

38. A. lazy B. patient C. busy D. kind

39. A. rode B. drove C. reviewed D. practiced

40. A. though B. then C. so D. and

41. A. Finally B. Quickly C. Suddenly D. Immediately

42. A. hold B. turn C. move D. control

43. A. boy B. grandma C. friend D. mother

44. A. accept B. receive C. send D. make

45. A. fight B. experience C. activity D. accident

46. A. excited B. surprised C. brave D. nervous

47.A. get down B. give up C. set off D. come back

丰台二模：

36. B 37. C 38. C 39. D 40. A 41. C 42. D 43.A 44. A 45. B 46. D 47.B

北京市通州区2010年初三年级模拟考试

Friend is my favourite word in the English language because friendship is very important to me. I am sure that the word ―friend‖ must exist(存在) in every language and in some ways it is a very __36__ word to understand. If you really think about it, however, you might agree with me that we __37__ different words to describe(描述) different kinds of friend. I think there are at least three different kinds of friend.

1. Friends with the same background

These are friends who at some time in your life did the same things as you. Perhaps you played together when you were very __38__, or perhaps you went to the same school or lived in the same __39__. Your lives have gone. It‘s fun to see these friends from time to time and tell stories about __40__ you used to do, but if you saw each other more often you would find it difficult to make conversation.

2. Friends with the same interests

These are friends who have the same __41__ or interest as you. Perhaps you play in the same football team or basketball team. You can have good conversations with these friends __42__ you have the same

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interests, and you have learnt something about their character(性格) by playing sports or music with them or __43__ some other interest with them. You can learn a lot about people by, for example, playing

a sport with them. You can find out if the person is __44__.

3. The close friend

A close friend might, or might not, be someone who has the same background and/or interests as you, but you have more in common than your background or interests. You think about things in a similar __45__, you laugh at the same things, and you trust each other totally.

Perhaps there should be three different words for these three different kinds of friend. On the other hand, it doesn‘t __46__ what language you speak, the idea of a ―friend‖ is __47__ throughout the world.

36. A. easy B. difficult C. good D. bad

37. A. want B. know C. need D. teach

38. A. happy B. ill C. lonely D. small

39. A. street B. town C. city D. country

40. A. whether B. what C. which D. where

41. A. subjects B. friends C. family D. hobby

42. A. when B. and C. because D. until

43. A. discovering B. sharing C. training D. discussing

44. A. interesting B. lucky C. honest D. happy

45. A. way B. time C. place D. idea

46. A. show B. matter C. work D. mean

47. A. improved B. remembered C. noticed D. understood

通州一模：

36. A 37. C 38. D 39. A 40. B 41. D

42. C 43. B 44. C 45. A 46. B 47. D

北京市通州区2010年初中毕业统一考试

The earth is our home. We must take care of it. Life today is easier than it was hundreds of years ago, 33 it has brought some new problems. One of the biggest problem is pollution(污染). We can see it, smell it, drink it and even 34 it.

Man has polluted the earth. The more people, the more pollution. Many years ago, the problem was not so serious because there were not so many 35 . When the land was used up or the 36 was not clean in a place, man went to other place. Now man is slowly polluting the world.

Air pollution is still the most serious, it‘s bad for living things in the world.

Many coutries don‘t let people burn something 37 for air in houses and factories in the city. Pollution by SO2 is now the most dangerous kind of air pollution. It‘s caused by heavy traffic. People say it‘s best to ride bikes. Beacause when you are riding, there is no pollution. But even in developed countries, most people don‘t go to work by 38 . It‘s because the number of cars on the roads becomes larger. So more people put away their bikes and go to work by car, then things are getting worse and worse. We should have special 39 only for bikes and make it so difficult and expensive for drivers to take their cars into

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the city that they will go back to 40 their bikes.

33. A. if B. but C. and D. or

34. A. hear B. know C. catch D. use

35. A. animals B. trees C. people D. hills

36. A. trees B. land C. grass D. river

37. A. new B. old C. good D. bad

38. A. train B. car C. bike D. air

39. A. money B. roads C. city D. people

40. A. use B. buy C. borrow D. mend

通州区毕业统一考试

33. B 34. A 35. C 36. D 37. D 38. C 39. B 40. A

北京市大兴区2009-2010学年度第二学期模拟试卷（一）

Dear Malia and Sasha,

When I was a young man, I thought life was all about me---about how I‘d make me way in the world, become successful, and get the things I want. But then the 36 of you came into my world with all your curiosity and misschief（好奇与顽皮）and those smiles that 37 fail to fill my heart and light up my day. And suddenly, all mu big plans for myself didn‘t seem so important anymore. I soon found that the greatest 38 in my life was the joy I saw in yourse. And I realized that my own life wouldn‘t be so important 39 I was able to make sure that you had every chance for happiness and success in yours. In the end, girls, that‘s why I ran for President: because of what I want for you and for every child in this nation.

Sometimes we have to send our young men and women into war and other 40 situations to protect our country--- but when we do, I want to make sure that it is only for a very good reason, that we try our best to settle our troubles with others peacefully, and that we do everything possible to 41 our service men and women safe. And I want every child to understand that the blessings（福祉）these brave Americans fight for are not 42 ----that being a citizen（公民）of this nation costs great responsibility（责任）.

That was the 43 your grandmother tried to teach me when I was your age, reading me the opening lines of the Declaration of Independence（独立宣言）and telling me about the men and women who fought for equality（平等）because they 44 those words put to paper two centuries ago should mean something.

These are the things I want for 45 ---to grow up in a world with all your dreams and every success within your reach, and to grow to loving women with responsibilities who will help build that world. And I want every child to have the same chances to learn and 46 and grow and achieve that you girls have. That‘s why I‘ve taken our family on this great adventure（探险）.

I am so proud of both of you. I love you more than you can ever 47 . And I am thankful every day for your patience, trust, and humor as we prepare to start our new life together in the White House.

36. A one B. two C. three D. four

37. A once B. often C. always D. never

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39. A where B. when C. unless D. until

40. A peaceful B. comfortable C. wrong D. dangerous

41. A keep B. invite C. turn D. protect

42. A easy B. free C. worry D. serious

43. A story B. truth C. lesson D. reason

44. A decided B. guessed C. thought D. believed

45. A you B. him C. me D. them

46. A cry B. live C. dream D. laugh

47. A like B. know C. think D. understand

大兴区一模

36. B 37. D 38. A 39. C 40. D 41. A

42. B 43. C 44. D 45. A 46. C 47. B

北京市大兴区2009-2010学年度第二学期模拟试卷（二）

Claude Monet(莫奈)

Claude Monet was born in 1840 in Paris, France. When he was five, his family moved to a place on the coast where he spent a lot of time on the beaches. It was here that he

started to understand 36 .

As a boy he 37 friends and family by drawing caricatures(漫画).They were

all pleased with his paintings. But at 18 his way of painting changed when he 38

friends with Eugene Boudin who encouraged him to paint pictures out of doors. This is

when his life as a 39 began. His family was 40 that he refused to go to art

school. Instead Monet worked with other artists in their workrooms in Paris. In 1862 he became part of a group of impressionist(印象主义的) painters. During the 1860s he sold almost 41 paintings but this didn ‘t stop him painting even though he always had problems with money.

Monet married his first wife in 1870 and had two sons. His second wife Alice, who had six children with her, lived with Monet and Monet ‘s children. After 42 houses several times, Monet found a house to rent(租) for his large family in a small village called Giverny in 1883, about 84 kilometers from Paris. He fell in love 43 the place and it became his home for the rest of his life.

At last Monet began to 44 his paintings and in 1890 he bought the house at Giverny. Monet was a loving gardener and created beautiful gardens there. His gardens inspired over 500 of his greatest paintings. Monet ‘s large paintings of the water lilies in his water garden, painted between 1916 and 1926, are some of his most famous. Monet gave these paintings to the people of 45 . You can see them in Paris.

Towards the end of his life, Monet started to lose his 46 . This was the worst thing that could happen to a painter. It happened slowly over 16 years and by 1923 he was nearly blind. 47 Monet was very old and had bad health, he kept painting until a few months before his death in December 1926.

36. A. novel B. words C. nature

D. life

37. A. had B. loved C. kept D. pleased

38. A. met B. made C. fought D. found

39. A. writer B. painter C. actor D. teacher

40. A. glad B. helpful C. angry D. satisfied

41. A. no B. all C. little D. any

42. A. buying B. building C. moving D. repairing

43. A. with B. in C. around D. at

44. A. draw B. sell C. watch D. collect

45. A. France B. Britain C. America D. Australia

46. A. taste B. weight C. money D. eyesight

47. A. If B. When C. Because D. Though

大兴二模：

36—40 C D B B C41—45 A C A B A46—47 D D

北京市顺义区2010届初三第一次统一练习

clean sand in a thin 36._____ box. Then we waited for the ants to arrive.

After the ants were in the glass farm, they started to make tunnels (地道). I

was 37._____ that each one knew exactly what to do. Each had 38.______ own

job.

On the fifth day a tragedy (悲剧) happened. I put my face so close to the glass farm 39.______ I

knocked it over. All the tunnels fell down. Although the ants remained alive after their earthquake, one

by one they began to die. I was scared as I watched them give up 40.______ their tunnels to carry the

bodies to a corner of the farm.

My mother said that the ants were dying of 41.______. They simply could not stand that their tunnels

were gone.

Although much time has passed, I still 42._______ that ant farm. Mom had hoped it would teach me

about the natural world, but it 43._______ me much more.

Over the years, I came to realize the importance of 44._______. Working together, the ants were able

to make an amazing world for themselves. I also learned that they should be admired (钦佩) for their

hard work.

But there was an even 45.______ lesson that I did not realize until recently: Adversity(逆境) is a

natural part of life, and must 46._______. Unlike the ants, we cannot give up when we are sad. We have

to realize that if a tunnel is gone, we must build 47._______.

Giving up, I say, is not a good choice.

36. A. glass B. paper C. rubber D. plastic

37. A. happy B. angry C. sorry D. amazed

38. A. it B. its C. their D. theirs

39. A. that B. when C. if D. so

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