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Great Changes

I am deeply impressed by the great changes that have taken place in the school over the past three years.

Great Changes

I am deeply impressed by the great changes that have taken place in the school over the past three years.

On May   12. 2008.a severe earthquake destroyed almost everything in the school,leaving badly-damaged buildings. It is now,however,taking on a new look. Tall buildings have been put up,including classrooms and laboratory buildings,and a library. There is also a newly-built standard playground. In the new environment,teachers and students are living happily and working hard. It is really amazing that the once-ruined place has now been turned into a beautiful school,full of life.

Obviously,without the help of the whole society,there would be no new school today. It is love and concern that have brought about the great changes. Many hands make light work. We can work wonders if we unite as a family,caring for each other and helping those in need. Union is strength.

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   (2014 •º£¿Ú¸ßÒ»¼ì²â) You¡¯re standing with your classmates. Everyone is talking¡ªexcept you. Perhaps you¡¯re afraid they will laugh at what you say. Or maybe you just aren¡¯t brave enough to speak.

   I've been there,and so have many other people all over the world. Shyness is like a snake that crawls (ÅÀ) into our mouths and stops us speaking. But we shouldn¡¯t let it stay there.

    I am 29 years old. Even today,that snake still sometimes visits me. But when I was in high school,I was so shy that I wouldn't talk to anyone except my parents and best friends. If a stranger asked me the way to a local shop,it was as if Yd forgotten how to talk.

One summer,I got a job in a restaurant and that helped a lot. It meant I had to talk to customers. I had to tell them how much their meal cost. I had to ask them if they wanted to drink Coke or Sprite. I had to tell the people in the kitchen if someone wanted pickle (ÅÝ²Ë ) on his sandwich.

  This job taught me how to speak with people.

    You may not be old enough to find a part-time job. But you can look for other chances to speak with people. You can offer to help an old woman carry her heavy bag. Or you can go to get a newspaper for your family.

    If you do these things for a while,the ¡° shyness ¡± snake will soon begin to leave you alone. It¡¯ll look for another mouth to crawl into.

46. The example in the first paragraph is used to.

   A. show that everyone has the right to speak in class

   B. tell readers that it is not right to laugh at others

   C. introduce the fact that many people have a shyness problem

   D. argue that it is alright to keep silent in public

47. The underlined sentence in the second paragraph probably means ¡° ¡±.

   A. he's been in many situations that make other people feel shy

   B. he is confident that he can find a way to get over shyness

   C. he is sad because he knows he will always be shy

   D. like many other people,he once was troubled by shyness

48. The author's duties in the restaurant included

   A. cooking the meals for customers

   B. taking the customers¡¯ orders

   C. discussing the menu with the manager

   D. helping people in the kitchen

49. Who was the article written for?

   A. Shy teenagers.

   B. College students.

   C. People who work at a restaurant.

   D. People who need a part-time job.

50. What would be the best title of the passage?

   A. I Am Shy

   B. How to Overcome Shyness

   C. What Is Shyness

   D. Everybody Is Shy

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    Marie was a single mother of two children in the county of Missouri. She worked full-time during the day and sold handmade leather gifts on weekends. She 16 devoted much spare time in her and her neighbouring community charities to 17 others.

    Then one day Marie received some 18 news from her doctor. She had cancer,and it was 19 rapidly. Her life was so hard that she could not 20 to put a cent in the medical treatments she would need. She decided to let her 21 alone and put her future to God.

    But soon,Marie learned a fact£º 22 she was not financially wealthy,she already had the most valuable 23 in the world. Many people she had 24 in caring ways offered help and money to Marie. Hundreds in her community and 25 areas teamed up to help her and her family. She did not 26 the disease. However,she lived long enough to feel the 27 of those she had cheerfully served. She died calmly as she knew a couple had 28 to take care of her children.

   The spirits of love and gratitude (¸Ð¼¤£¬Ð»Òâ) increase rapidly when they are 29 among people. Happiness is the 30 of sharing love and gratitude. Giving 31 was a belief that Marie carried out all her life,and her spirit of giving still 32 after she died in those who knew and loved her.

    All her life,Marie had shown the truth of this simple 33 £º happiness will not come from worldly possessions or wealth. 34 £¬ it is an attitude that comes from appreciating what we already have. We can find the happiness we 35 all the time if we first share it with others. Then¡ªand only then¡ªwe will have the most val-uable possessions on earth£ºlove,happiness,and increasing gratitude.

16. A. even   B. still   C. also   D. already

17. A. greeting   B. teaching

   C. challenging   D. helping

18. A. encouraging   B. shocking

   C. amazing   D. attracting

19. A. disappearing   B. spreading

   C. decreasing   D. producing

20. A. afford   B. dare   C. decide   D. offer

21. A. children   B. career

   C. disease   D. charity

22. A. because   B. before

   C. if   D. although

23. A. possessions   B. knowledge

   C. gifts   D. information

24. A. met   B. remembered

   C. visited   D. moved

25. A. foreign   B. faraway

   C. surrounding   D. rural

26. A. survive   B. cure

   C. develop   D. understand

27. A. respect   B. love

   C. sympathy   D. support

28. A. hoped   B. planned

   C. expected   D. promised

29. A. shared   B. noticed

   C. mentioned   D. received

30. A. fact   B. result

   C. relationship   D. effort

31. A. properly   B. willingly

   C. completely   D. unselfishly

32. A. changed   B. rose

   C. lived   D. happened

33. A. principle   B. message

   C. lesson   D. experience

34. A. Meanwhile   B. Instead

   C. Therefore   D. Nevertheless

35. A. seek   B. lack   C. waste   D. choose

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