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　　Janet was ill. I would have to get her to the hospital in Tokyo.

　　It was a half-mile walk 1 our small house to the beach road, where the 2 would be waiting for us. But that morning Janet was much 3 . She couldn't make 4 walk. And I couldn't carry her. The path to the beach was steep (陡峭的) and narrow and 5 at the water's edge. I was a stranger far from home. I didn't know where to 6 help. But I needed it badly. I hurried down to the beach and I found help. Four fishermen 7 to go out for their morning catch. I told them about my sick little girl. Could they help me get her down the 8 ? I hardly got the words out of my mouth 9 they dragged their boats back onto the sand. They climbed the hill with me. One looked at Janet and they 10 their heads. They talked softly to one another.

　　“Too sick to sit in a chair,” one said.

　　“Better carry her lying in bed,” said another.

　　An iron cot (儿童床) was carried 11 the cliff (悬崖)! I was frightened. How could they do it? 12 the men told me not to worry. “Truly easy, truly safe,” they said.

　　They tied a rope to 13 leg of the cot. Then each man threw a rope over his shoulder and held the end in one hand. I understood 14 they meant to do. 15 they carried the cot down the path, they would use the 16 to keep the cot 17 . But what if one of the men slipped and 18 his balance? What would happen to him, to the others, to 19 ? The men just smiled at my alarm. “That 21 will make us even more careful,” they said.

　　The men went down the path. Every 21 was a careful one. Always the cot was level, with never a bump (碰，撞). When they reached the beach road, they 22 lifted Janet into the taxi. Carefully, they stretched (伸展，伸张) 23 out on the back seat.

　　We made the 24 train from Senai to Tokyo. And there an ambulance (救护车) was waiting to take Janet to the hospital. The doctors told me that I had got my little girl there just in time. Janet 25 all right.

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阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。

A few months ago the pilot of a small plane had an unexpected adventure. It was a fine morning and the pilot 1 off from an airport runway on a training 2 . A strong wind 3 the plane sideway, and it touched the top of a huge tree. 4 wheels of the plane were knocked 5 but the plane did not crash(坠毁).

The pilot sent a radio 6 to the airport. He did not know how to 7 without wheels. The airport controller 8 to help the pilot. He telephoned the airport firemen and told them 9 to do.

A fireman saw a long, open truck. It was waiting at the airport building to collect some goods. The fireman 10 it and 11 it to one 12 of the runway. Then he turned round and waited for the plane 13 .A radio message was sent telling the pilot to land 14 the truck. The fireman drove quickly along the runway and the pilot flew 15 to land. Luckily, he 16 to land on the truck. 17 of the truck was damaged but nobody was hurt. The fireman 18 the truck down and then stopped.

The pilot was very 19 .He gladly agreed to pay 20 the damage to the truck.

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　　Caroline Hebard always carries a beeper （寻呼机） . A backpack and a bag are ready. On a moment's notice , she puts on her orange overcoat , ties an orange vest （背心） on Aly , her German dog, leaves her husband and children and sets out 1 anywhere in the world.

　　It was late at night in March, and the temperature had dropped to around ten degrees 2 Aly and Hebard took part in the 3 for seven children lost on the Appalachians path. Hebard saw footprints in a muddy 4 that had frozen. She 5 Aly how to use a tracking way, nose to the ground , rather than a nose-up smelling way Miles later the path 6 a road , and a searcher said , “Now all we have to figure out is 7 they went north or south on the road.”

　　“ 8 ” , said Hebard , watching Aly. “They continued on the path. ” Sure enough , two miles 9 on, the children were discovered, cold and frightened but 10 .

　　Hebard and ten 11 members of the U. S. Disaster Response Team also use their 12 to discover the positions of survivors （幸存者） under tons of broken stones of the earthquake. Once Hebard's team found an 11-year-old girl, 13 five days among the bodies, surprisingly unhurt 14 for slight injuries.

　　The work is largely done by free 15 . Each team member even supplies his own 16 including a radio, beeper, sleeping bag and boots.

　　Why does Hebard do 17 work? “It's hearbroken,” she said. “But it's 18 full of drama （戏剧性） , excitement. There's great friendliness and 19 among the team members. ”

　　That's why , whatever the catastrophe （异常灾祸） , she and Aly are always 20 to set out.

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