8．In winter，I often walk in a nearby park during lunch time．The park is （41）C，as few people have the time to enjoy the winter sun on a weekday．The two people that are often seen are a middle-aged father and his little daughter （42）B her school uniform．The father looks like he has all the time in the world-he （43）D to hurry along the jogging path； instead he matches his pace with （46）B of the little girl．Sometimes they are lying （45）Cin the sun，laughing and chatting．The man certainly doesn't look （46）A．What sort of job can he have that gives him the flexibility to walk in the park in the middle of the day
And today，we （47）Dsat on the rocks and had a little chat．"You must enjoy the park very much to come here so often，"I said．The father nodded．"How"I asked curiously，"do you（48）C to leave your office to be with your daughter every day"
The （49）Bthat the father，Satyendra Dugbey，told me showed me how，if we （50）Aunder the surface，even ordinary people's life can be quite （51）A．"I used to be no different from any of those thousands of office workers （52）Ato work every day，"he began．His wife and he were well （53）Dbut rarely managed time off for leisure．
Everything changed after a（n） （54）Bin which Dugbey was hit by a car．As he lay in hospital，terrifying thoughts came into his mind．"How would my daughter，then only four，remember me if I died that day""Would my daughter have （55）Dof being with her father"
The moment he recovered and went back to work，Dugbey took time off at lunch，（56）A her daughter from school which was just next door to his working place，and took her to the park．
It was actually a very small change he'd made，he said，but it （57）Dhim every day to see the difference it （58）Cto his life．"It brings me so much （59）Bthat I can't believe why others haven't thought of doing the same thing．"he said simply．
I got up to continue my （60）Cwalk，unexpectedly happy after his story．

41．A．noisy	B．appealing	C．quiet	D．still
42．A．on	B．in	C．with	D．under
43．A．tends	B．intends	C．inspires	D．refuses
44．A．it	B．that	C．this	D．those
45．A．heavily	B．tiredly	C．lazily	D．lonely
46．A．unemployed	B．untrained	C．untested	D．unwanted
47．A．truly	B．generally	C．entirely	D．finally
48．A．succeed	B．fail	C．manage	D．suggest
49．A．news	B．story	C．data	D．phenomenon
50．A．dig	B．push	C．clean	D．knock
51．A．extraordinary	B．common	C．peaceful	D．reliable
52．A．hurrying	B．wandering	C．hesitating	D．hating
53．A．down	B．over	C．above	D．off
54．A．affair	B．accident	C．situation	D．sight
55．A．association	B．consideration	C．misunderstanding	D．memories
56．A．picked up	B．picked out	C．took up	D．took out
57．A．bothered	B．puzzled	C．frighten	D．amazed
58．A．took	B．led	C．made	D．got
59．A．love	B．joy	C．relief	D．depression
60．A．long-suffering	B．long-lost	C．long-forgotten	D．long-lasting

7．Many years ago，Dad worked as a farmhand（农场工人）．At that time，he had a horse．Every Saturday he （41）Ato the town after dinner and spent a few hours on social （42）D with other farmhands，such as drinking，chatting，and playing cards in the cafe．On Saturday evenings，the cafe was （43）B because many farmhands were there．Before midnight Dad returned home on his horse，quite satisfied with his （44）C．In his words，he （45）C thought of changing his job．
At the age of 31，Dad married my mother who was a schoolteacher．In the following spring I came （46）D into the world．Life became hard，so my mother felt （47）C．She told Dad that they must make a （48）B．
My mother had （49）B of how some famous persons，especially Thomas Edison who was born in a poor family，fought against fate and achieved greatness and（50）C．And sheD（51）D that I would some day become a great leader（52）B men or cities and Dad should be a successful businessman．So she（53）D Dad to give up his job as a farmhand，sell his horse and（54）A a small business of his own．And I went to high school and college．She even sent me abroad for（55）B education when I graduated from college．Under the drive of my mother's hope，Dad and I（56）D what we have today．Dad runs a big international（57）A and I am a successful lawyer（58）C great fame in my country，（58）A not a leader as my mother expected．
Dad said，without my mother，we wouldn't be what we are today； at least，he would remain a farmhand．（60）A he got a lesson of life---sometimes we really need drive from outside．

41．A．rode	B．walked	C．ran	D．drove
42．A．conversations	B．games	C．relationships	D．activities
43．A．cold	B．crowded	C．quiet	D．dirty
44．A．horse	B．entertainment	C．life	D．beer
45．A．often	B．ever	C．never	D．sometimes
46．A．laughing	B．singing	C．sleeping	D．crying
47．A．unimportant	B．busy	C．unsatisfied	D．tired
48．A．living	B．change	C．decision	D．house
49．A．dreamed	B．heard	C．thought	D．spoken
50．A．honesty	B．money	C．fame	D．energy
51．A．cared	B．knew	C．forgot	D．hoped
52．A．training	B．ruling	C．helping	D．protecting
53．A．warned	B．wanted	C．allowed	D．persuaded
54．A．start	B．find	C．design	D．sell
55．A．farther	B．higher	C．easier	D．closer
56．A．showed	B．kept	C．lost	D．achieved
57．A．company	B．school	C．farm	D．cafe
58．A．suffering	B．sharing	C．enjoying	D．following
59．A．though	B．if	C．and	D．since
60．A．So	B．However	C．Or	D．Because

6．Every Father's Day，I remember not only my father but also my mother．Both of them  （41）Ame into what I am now．
I'm one of the two sons of the poor but（42）Cparents．My father did not attend college because of（43）B．Also，my mother could only finish a vocational course，again for the same reason．When I（44）Afor the Senate （参议院） in 2010，I saw campaign materials of（45）Cwith pictures of their famous parents in the background．I did not have（46）Dcampaign materials，not because of （47）Abut because my parents are not famous in society．So，I just（48）Bmyself having a picture of my father raising my hand．
My father worked as a clerk in a logging company．He joined the ranks of the unemployed when logging was（49）D in Cagayan province．My mother got a job in a gas station．When I was in second year high school，my mother（50）C me to teach her how to write numbers from 1to 1，000 and how to add numbers with decimal points （小数点）．I told my father about it．My father and I（51）Ataught her these things for many nights．I saw（52）Bin the eyes of my mother when she learned them well．
My parents might not be learned，but they had noble character，which I'm dearly proud of．I（53）D recall that when my mother's boss and his family had to leave for Manila，my parents and I had to（54）Atheir house．My mother always warned me not to（55）Banything inside（56）C she and my father mopped the floor，changed the curtains and the like．
When I was（57）Ddean（主任） of Student Affairs，I gave my parents a"（58）B"of our school，introducing them to people from both the school and local government．But（59）Athose tours were nothing compared to the"tour"they gave me．From them，I learned the（60）C of hard work and honesty．

41．A．inspired	B．knocked	C．forced	D．adopted
42．A．ordinary	B．rigid	C．great	D．flexible
43．A．disability	B．poverty	C．illness	D．disaster
44．A．ran	B．sacrificed	C．searched	D．paid
45．A．athletes	B．sponsors	C．candidates	D．interviewers
46．A．systematic	B．familiar	C．rough	D．similar
47．A．money	B．report	C．promise	D．reward
48．A．stopped	B．imagined	C．minded	D．noticed
49．A．switched	B．undertaken	C．permitted	D．banned
50．A．advised	B．ordered	C．asked	D．forbade
51．A．painstakingly	B．easily	C．thankfully	D．impatiently
52．A．encouragement	B．joy	C．surprise	D．sorrow
53．A．actively	B．purposely	C．unwillingly	D．vividly
54．A．watch over	B．pick out	C．let out	D．fix up
55．A..deliver	B．touch	C．purchase	D．return
56．A．although	B．as if	C．while	D．in case
57．A．awarded	B．refused	C．offered	D．appointed
58．A．picture	B．Tour	C．Souvenir	D．prize
59．A．personally	B．generally	C．hopefully	D．naturally
60．A．rule	B．aim	C．value	D．cause

5．True leadership is not just the ability to identify the talent and skill of the polished individuals around you．It involves being able to dig beneath the surface and discover（41）D．
Once there was a boy who constantly sat and talked in his math class，and seemed（42）Bin group activities．Most teachers would（43）Athink of him as a problem student．
However，Anna was different．She believed the student was above（44）Cin other areas so she created a strategy to find out．
Anna didn't't（45）Athe parents．Instead she organized a handful of activities in the class to get more information．In place of calling out for volunteers in class she created a（46）Dfor each Friday：Girls vs．Boys．
The first week the class was totally（47）B．Everyone wanted to win．Even the boy had his hand up the whole time trying to get a turn．（48）A，Anna waited，and waited，and waited．Finally the（49）Dteacher paired the boy with the most （50）Cgirl student in class．
Now the two teams had a （51）Bscore，all the students sat back eager to see the result．As the teacher placed the question on the board，most of the students began to（52）Ctheir heads：this was a question they had never（53）Ain class．
"（54）D！"the teacher yelled．Both students started doing it（55）Bthinking of how to solve the complex question．Their classmates，full of （56）D，exclaimed，"Hurry，hurry，hurry！"The boy finished it just seconds before the girl and spun around with his（57）Araised，"I won！"Almost nobody could believe the student they admired failed until Anna（58）Cthe result．
This was what Anna tried to get．It turned out that the student wasn't bad，he was（59）D．So we can see that （60）Bhidden abilities is not always easy but the end results can be magical．Try your hand at this quality of leadership now and report your results．

41．A．truth	B．treasure	C．motivation	D．potential
42．A．active	B．disconnected	C．discouraged	D．cautious
43．A．immediately	B．appropriately	C．abnormally	D．scarcely
44．A．limit	B．prejudice	C．average	D．value
45．A．contact	B．comfort	C．warn	D．blame
46．A．dilemma	B．debate	C．game	D．competition
47．A．creative	B．enthusiastic	C． noisy	D．curious
48．A．Yet	B．Still	C．Somehow	D．Therefore
49．A．arbitrary	B．puzzled	C．ridiculous	D．wise
50．A．elegant	B．careless	C．hardworking	D．considerate
51．A．rare	B．close	C．poor	D．different
52．A．turn	B．lift	C．shake	D．nod
53．A．covered	B．feared	C．overlooked	D．raised
54．A．Try	B．Hurry	C．Look	D．Go
55．A．skillfully	B．slowly	C．casually	D．abruptly
56．A．chaos	B．anxiety	C．courage	D．excitement
57．A．arms	B．hopes	C．confidence	D．eyes
58．A．obtained	B．analyzed	C．confirmed	D．adjusted
59．A．upset	B．spoiled	C．tired	D．bored
60．A．foreseeing	B．recognizing	C．appreciating	D．assessing

4．第一节 完形填空
Have you ever really had a （41）C？One who saw you as a raw but （42）Athing，a jewel that could be （43）Bto a proud shine？If you are lucky enough to find such teachers，you will always find your way．
My old professor's death （44）Dcame in 1994．Doctors guessed he had two years left．Morrie knew it was（45）B．Do I droop and disappear，or do I make the best of my time left？He had asked himself．（46）Aeveryone was going to die，he could be（47）Bgreat value，right？He could be a human （48）Dfor students to learn．
The last class of my old professor's life had only（49）Cstudent．I was the student．The last class（50）Bonce a week in his house，by a window in the study （51）Ahe could watch a small plant shed its pink leaves．The subject was The Meaning of Life．You were（52）Dto respond to questions，and you were expected to raise questions of your own．You were also required to perform physical tasks now and then，such as lifting the professor's head to a comfortable spot on the pillow or placing his glasses on the （53）B of his nose．Kissing him good-bye earned you extra（54）C．Many topics were （55）A，including love，work，community，family，aging，forgiveness，and，finally，death．
I（56）Dsometimes at the person I was before I rediscovered my old professor．I want to talk to that person．I want to tell him to pay attention when your loved ones are speaking，as if it （57）Cthe last time you might hear them．I know I cannot do this．None of us can （58）Cwhat we've done，or relive a life already recorded．But if Professor Morris Schwartz taught me anything，it was this：there is no （59）Dthing as"too late"in life．He was （60）Auntil the day he said good-bye．

41．A．professor	B．parent	C．teacher	D．tutor
42．A．precious	B．ripe	C．useful	D．worthless
43．A．changed	B．polished	C．made	D．turned
44．A．statement	B．announcement	C．condemn	D．sentence
45．A．longer	B．less	C．Many	D．much
46．A．Since	B．Although	C．Before	D．With
47．A．in	B．Of	C．with	D．at
48．A．novel	B．fiction	C．classic	D．textbook
49．A．few	B．a few	C．one	D．little
50．A．broke out	B．took place	C．occurred	D．happened
51．A．where	B．when	C．which	D．what
52．A．requested	B．demanded	C．asked	D．expected
53．A．Face	B．bridge	C．eyebrow	D．cheekbone
54．A．reputation	B．money	C．credit	D．time
55．A．covered	B．contained	C．preserved	D．excluding
56．A．look up	B．look down	C．look ahead	D．look back
57．A．is	B．was	C．were	D．will be
58．A．do	B．redo	C．undo	D．misdo
59．A．so	B．so a	C．such a	D．such
60．A．changing	B．living	C．lasting	D．Leaving

3．那个病人处境如此危险，医生决定，无论他是否支付得起手术费，马上给他动手术．（such）The patient is in such a dangerous situation that the doctors have decided to perform an operation on him immediately，whether he can afford it or not．．

2．住在这个小区的优势之一就是能免费使用这里所有的运动设施．（access）One of the advantages of living in this neighborhood is the free access to all the sports facilities here．．

1．无论发生什么事情，我们必须把实验在星期五之前完成．（no matter）No matter what happens，we must finish the experiment ahead of Friday．．

20．这种锻炼方式不仅有效，而且深受大众喜爱．（Not only）Not only is the way of exercise valid，but also it is popular with the public．．

19．It's a Snoopy card； cheerful message，bright colors，though a little yellow and faded now．Though I've received fancier，more expensive card over the years，this is the only one I've saved．That summer，it spoke volumes to me．
I received it during the first June I faced as a widow（寡妇） to raise two teenage daughters alone．In all the emotional confusion of this sudden single parenthood，I was overwhelmed with，of all things，the simplest housework，leaky taps，oil changes，even barbecues．Those had always been my husband's jobs．I was embarrassed every time I hit my thumb with a hammer or couldn't get the lawnmower started．My uncertain attempts only fueled the fear inside me：How could I be both a father and mother to my girls？Clearly，I lacked the tools and skills．
On this particular morning，my girls pushed me into the living room to see something．（I prayed it wasn't another repair job）．The"something"turned out to be an envelope and several wrapped bundles on the carpet．My puzzlement must have been plain as I gazed from the colorful packages to my daughters'bright faces．
"Go ahead!Open them!"They urged．As I unwrapped the packages，I discovered a small barbecue grill and all the necessary objects including a green kitchen glove．
"But why？"I asked．
"Happy Father's Day!"they shouted together．
"Moms don't get presents on Father's Day"．I protested．
"You forgot to open the card"．Jane reminded．I pulled it from the envelope．There sat Snoopy，on top of his dog house，merrily wishing me a Happy Father's Day．"Because"，the girls said，"you've been a father and mother to us．Why shouldn't you be remembered on Father's Day？"
As I fought back tears，I realized they were right，I wanted to be a"professional"dad，who had the latest tools and knew all the tricks of the trade．The girls only wanted a parent they could count on to be there，day after day，performing repeatedly the maintenance tasks of basic care and love．
The girls are grown now，and they still send me Father's Day cards，but none of them means as much to me as that first one．Its simple message told me that being a great parent didn't require any special tools at all-just a willing worker．
60．The girls gave their mother a barbecue set probably becauseD．
A．it was what their mother wanted        
B．it was a proper Father's Day gift
C．barbecue was their favourite food                  
D．they wanted their mother to barbecue
61．After her husband's death，the mother found it was the hardest toD．
A．handle the emotional shock                  　
B．face the terrible loneliness
C．keep harmony of the family                    
D．fulfill a male role in the house．
62．Which of the following statements is true about the first Father's Day card？D
A．It made the mother eager to get the latest tools．
B．It praised the mother as a professional dad．
C．Its fancy design impressed the mother most．
D．It showed the girls'appreciation for their mother's love．