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His devotion to his work was ________considering his old age.A. acceptable B. admirable C. predictable D. outstanding3 Though injured severely, the hero lying in hospital looked ____ when visitors came to see him. A. in good shape B. in a good condition C. in good spirits D. in high spirit4. Technology is all around us, and it ________ the limits of what is possible. A. expands B. balances C. reaches D. ensures5. I抦 not working here; I just came here to help my friend _________ who is in need of support. A. temporarily B. directly C. vividly D. contemporarily6. Once given the paper, you should think carefully about how much time to _____ to each question. A. allocate B. advocate C. spend D. answer7. --- Do you know why the teacher asked for me? --- He wanted you to ______ your absence last night.allow for B. account for C. cater for D. compensate for8. He is 3 years junior to her although he looks more _________ than her. A. sorrowful B. alike C. mature D. worthwhile9. Don抰 worry. We still have _________food and water to last for another 2 days. A. severe B. minor C. adequate D. absent10. The British teacher opened the present _________ he received at the end-of-term ceremony. A. accurately B. relatively C. offensively D. instantly 11. After two months getting along, many of us students have been _________ to our English teacher. A. accustomed B. sensitive C. positive D. previous12. With the final-term exam drawing near, the ________ of the pupils waste time playing or chatting. A. minority B. majority C. major D. plenty 13. As teenagers, we should be brave to ________ new challenges.A. take in B. take on C. take up D. take over14. The injured were _________ to the hospital immediately after the accident.transported B. transferred C. rushed D. hurriedBeing volunteers is really a kind ________ when people place value on materials.taboo B. offence C. suffering D. gesture. 孨0≧蛬kXzz1. To some, happiness is _________________(surround) by family and friends. 2.Many environmentalists are aganst the practice of raw materials___________(consume) for developing . economy, which they say is a waste.3. We can抰 imagine the great dificulty many foreigners have___________to the different life because not everyone is highly _____________(adapt)4. ______________ to join the club because they forgot their permit, the members got so angry that they broke in without _______________( not permit) . 5. It is necessary that a healthy way of life ______________due to the great life pressure and many _____________ (advocate) are totally in favor of it.6. The singer sang ___________ (accompany) on the piano by her sister. 7. Difficult as smoking is ____________, he finally _________ it for th sake of his health (quit).8. With robots and computers ___________ people in doing boring things, life will be simplified. That is, with the ____________ of technology, people are really enjoying a happy life (assist). 9. .It抯 high time that some cruel bullies______________ (prohibit) at the campus owing to the great damage dne to the victims10. She finds the nights without sleep are hard ___________ on account of the __________ noise (bear).11. ___________ to develop to their potential, all the highly__________ students are in high spirits, preparing for the final-term examination (motivate)12. Children should show their a___________(appreciate) for what their parents do for them. 13. ___________ (adapt) from a famous novel, the movie is touching.14. All he students should manage to live up to parents抇______________ (expect).15. Shortly after suffering from a massive earthquake and _________ (rebuild), the city took on a new look.16. All the athletes are devoted to the training for the game as ___________ by their __________(instruct).17. Not capable of ___________ to the new environment, we need to mae some _________ as soon as possible (adjust).18. The school is going to hold a party aimed to___________ (celebrate) the new year.19. The staff was happy to see the tough task________________ (accomplish) by means of mutual efforts.20. The children had as much fun watching Tv as they now do_____________ (entertain) themselves by playing games. N0孾媁kXzzJust as we take care of our friends and families, our homes and Mother Earth take care of us. Our homes give us a place of shelter that 36 between us and the rest of the world. The earth is a(n) 37 giver of life and the keeper of our physical and spiritual needs. Her rich 38 bring us up, give us air, and offer us cooling shade. Her waters 39 our thirst. Yet it is easy to take both of these wonderful 40 of our gifts for granted. 41 the thanks you feel toward your home and Mother Earth for the gifts each 42 you. It can help you stay 43 of where many of the gifts in your life come from. Each time you give thanks, you抣l be 44 of the importance of caring for your home and for Mother Earth. There is a simple and beautiful 45 you can find to show your thanks. Begin by finding a 46 place where you can be alone. Sit comfortably and breathe deeply 47 you feel relaxed and then read the following out loud:揟hank you, home, for allowing me to live 48 your walls. Thank you for allowing me to stay strong and 49 me. Thank you, Mother Earth, for the land I 50 on and farm. Thank you, plants, minerals, and animals on the land for allowing me to 51 your beauty and your amazement of life, and for the 52 of living with all of you on this earth. Thank you for the wisdom and 53 you bring to us.You can do so as often as you like and anytime you feel particularly thankful for the many gifts that you have 54 . Each time you do, you抣l strengthen your connection with all that 55 and supports you.36. A. bend B. stand C. react D. disappear37. A. cheerful B. skilful C. unselfish D. amazing38. A. animals B. plants C. minerals D. waters39. A. promote B. show C. influence D. satisfy40. A. sources B. memories C. power D. devotion41. A. Accept B. Express C. Earn D. Deserve42. A. employs B. attracts C. appreciates D. provides43. A. fond B. full C. aware D. kind44. A. accused B. promised C. warned D. reminded45. A. road B. word C. way D. place46. A. safe B. quiet C. distant D. public47. A. though B. because C. unless D. until48. A. within B. beyond C. beside D. in49. A. admitting B. supporting C. challenging D. educating50. A. live B. call C. focus D. feed51. A. examine B. explain C. experience D. describe52. A. adventure B. wisdom C. loss D. honor53. A. anger B. worry C. joy D. desire54. A. received B. purchased C. exchanged D. brought55. A. shocks B. protects C. monitors D. masters踁0桘t銐At a time when many students still see college as their best hope for a rewarding career, higher education has become more expensive, far more than the steady increase in the cost of living. As a consequence, average student debt at graduation is currently pushing $30,000. In some cases, student debt reaches six figures. But falling beyond the reach of these frightening statistics are many capable students who don抰 accumulate student debt because they can抰 afford to go to college in the first place.Which raises a question: Wouldn抰 our nation be better off if all American students were encouraged, or even assisted, by public policy to push their intellectual capacities to their maximums? What if all higher education in our country were extremely affordable? Or even free?As it happens, the Associated Press reported that both Oregon and Tennessee are considering the feasibility (颯L?`) of no-tuition policies for their community colleges. The logic behind these efforts is well explained by Oregon State Senator Mark Hass: 揑 think everybody agrees that with a high school education by itself, there is no path to the middle class. There is only one path, and it leads to poverty. And poverty is very expensive.Hass may overstate the case slightly. Despite the lack of good blue-collar jobs in our country jobs that would firmly establish a worker in what抯 left of the middle class and provide paid vacation, a pension, and health insurance high school graduate might still piece together enough work to keep himself more or less above the poverty line, even though access to the true 揂merican Dream will still be very difficult. But the second part of Hass抯 argument is undeniable. Our failure to educate ourselves to our full potential is very expensive. Hass refers to research from the Oregon University System that indicates that Oregonians with only a high school degree make less money and, therefore, pay fewer taxes than those with college degrees. They are also more likely to require food stamps and other sorts of public assistance. Republicans and Democrats agree on this. Clearly, the closer we come to reaching our full educational capacity, as individuals and as a nation, the less likely we are to become criminals and prisoners. In fact, it抯 hard to think of a social ill that抯 unlikely to be improved by more education. But, of course, there抯 no such thing as 揻ree college? The taxpayers have to come up with the money.But, would our country be better off if all students had a real opportunity to push their educational capacities to the limit? Of course. There are long-term social benefits that ideology fools us into believing are unattainable. But versions of these goods and others have been achieved elsewhere, and they could be achieved in the United States as well. They may require some remedy (雡ck e圦e) to our nation s unfair redistribution of wealth in the direction of the already-wealthy, but more equality in income and wealth would be a healthy step, as well.So, good for you, Oregon and Tennessee. Most of the world抯 problems come from ignorance, intolerance, greed and backwardness. Education is a very important remedy. 1. What抯 the problem with the current college education? A. It can抰 prepare students for a promising future. B. It fails to recognize and admit talented students. C. It becomes less accessible to students financially. D. It lacks a set of evaluating criteria for students.2. According to the passage, a graduate with only a high school degree will ______. A. likely become an established worker B. have no means to make a living C. never be a member of middle class D. find it hard to realize American Dream3. What does the underlined part in Paragraph 5 probably mean? A. Poor people are a costly burden to society. B. Poor families can抰 afford schooling. C. Education for poor children is expensive. D. Poverty is related to high education fees.4. What抯 the purpose of the author writing this passage? A. To describe the long-term plans for education. B. To argue for free higher education. C. To explain the importance of education. D. To fight against unfair wealth distribution. 擭0韹誰kXzzThere may be a new species of fox-like cat. 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