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試卷第=page11頁,共=sectionpages33頁P(yáng)art1時(shí)事熱點(diǎn)(2024·上海寶山·二模)Fordecades,peoplehaveguessedthatartificialintelligence(AI)willeventuallyreplacehumanworkers.Butdevelopmentsinthepastfewyearshave1theseconcernsascompanieshavereleasedAIthatcananswerquestions,writearticlesandcreateimages.Now,evenpeopleincreativefieldsmustconsiderthe2ofAIreplacingthem.ButmanyexpertsstillinsistthattheseAIprogramsarenosubstituteforhumanability.AIprogramshavethe3toperformsometaskscurrentlyperformedbyhumanworkers.Theseincludemediajobs,suchaswritingadvertisementsandarticles,alongwithmanyjobsinthefinancialfieldsandeventech-relatedjobssuchascomputerprogramming.AIisgoodat4data,sofinancialanalystsandmarketresearchanalystsmayfindtheirjobs5.UsingAIforcertaintasksmaybeagoodthing.PerhapsAIwill6lessinterestingwork,allowingpeopletodomoresatisfyingjobs,justasearliertechnologieshave.Usingamachinetodolaundrysavestime7towashingclothesbyhand,andmanypeopleusethatextratimeproductively.8,AImaybeabletotakeoverdulltasks,liberatingpeopletobetrulycreative,sincethinkingupnewideasissomethingAIcannotdo.AnotherbigchallengeforAIishuman9.Mostpeopleprefertocommunicatewithhumansratherthanmachines.Hence,AIis10toreplacehumansforjobsthatrequirepersonalconnection,suchascounselingorteaching.Arobotcanperformtasks,butitcannot11careaboutothers,andsometimescareiswhatpeopleneed.AIcanprocessdataquickly,butitcanonlyusedatathatitisgiven.Soitcannotadapttosituationsthat12significantlyfromthoseinitsdata.Thus,althoughsomeAIprogramscancreatecontent,noneofthemcanbetrulycreativeasthecontentAIcreateswill13consistofsomecombinationofitssources.Finally,iftheAIreceivesfalseinformation,ithasnowayofrecognizingthatasfalse.Humanscanalsobefooled,butlifeexperiencecantellthemwhetheraclaimisreasonable,anabilitythatAIdoesnothave.14,AImustcontinuallybefact-checkedtomakesureitsdata,andthereforeitsconclusions,areaccurate.Thus,althoughAImayreplacesomejobs,othersrequireahuman15.AtbestAImayeliminatecertainboringpartsoftaskssothathumanscanfocusonthingsthatonlytheycando.1.A.denied B.prevented C.transferred D.intensified2.A.function B.possibility C.capability D.character3.A.potential B.schedule C.objective D.a(chǎn)mbition4.A.searching B.providing C.a(chǎn)nalyzing D.storing5.A.a(chǎn)trisk B.a(chǎn)twork C.a(chǎn)tlast D.a(chǎn)tleast6.A.bringover B.getover C.turnover D.takeover7.A.wasted B.compared C.consumed D.spared8.A.However B.Therefore C.Similarly D.Meanwhile9.A.interaction B.resource C.resistance D.creativity10.A.unwilling B.unlikely C.unfair D.unfortunate11.A.deeply B.a(chǎn)ccurately C.directly D.genuinely12.A.evolve B.range C.differ D.result13.A.inevitably B.immediately C.insignificantly D.improbably14.A.Frequently B.Generally C.Instantly D.Consequently15.A.nature B.need C.touch D.permission(2024·江蘇南通·模擬預(yù)測)ForalittlegirlgrowingupinColombiainthe1980s,asciencecareerwithNASAmayhaveseemedlikesettingfootonafarawayplanet.16,DianaTrujillhasmadeit—sheisa(n)17now,leadinga45-personteamthat’sresponsiblefortheroboticarmofthelatestMarsrover.Bornin1983,evenasayounggirl,Dianawascertainofherpassionforscience.Whenshewas17,herdadofferedtosendhertoMiami,FloridatostudyAerospaceEngineering.Withoutany18,shefollowedherdad’s19.ArrivingintheU.S.withjust$300,Trujillohadto20throughschoolbydoingaseriesofhousekeepingjobs.The21wasdefinitelynoteasy,butTrujillonevercomplained.Thencameanother22momentforTrujillo.Oneofherprofessorscasuallymentionedanastronauttheywereacquaintedwith.23shewas“justonepersonawayfromknowinganastronaut”wasallittookto24Trujillo’scareergoals.Soshe25herstudiesinspacescienceand26becamethefirstHispanic(拉丁裔的)womantobeadmittedtotheNASAAcademyin2007.Sincethen,TrujillohaswornmanyhatsatAmerica’sspaceagency.ButDianahasn’t27there.Shealsoleadsbyexample,28womentopursuecareersinSTEMfields.Herownstoryisa29thatjustbeyondthatbarrierliesanentireuniverseofopportunitieswaitingforanyonewillingtoworkhardenoughto30thestars.16.A.Therefore B.Instead C.However D.Moreover17.A.a(chǎn)stronaut B.engineer C.pilot D.doctor18.A.hesitation B.complaint C.expectation D.promise19.A.command B.footstep C.request D.suggestion20.A.go B.pass C.struggle D.push21.A.mission B.career C.a(chǎn)dventure D.process22.A.risk-taking B.life-changing C.time-consuming D.energy-saving23.A.Realizing B.Remembering C.Imagining D.Assuming24.A.record B.share C.inspire D.finish25.A.started B.a(chǎn)bandoned C.suspended D.continued26.A.immediately B.eventually C.gradually D.suddenly27.A.left B.succeeded C.stopped D.reached28.A.encouraging B.promising C.a(chǎn)llowing D.persuading29.A.symbol B.notice C.warning D.reminder30.A.stareat B.reachfor C.longfor D.comeafterPart2人與自我(2024·遼寧·模擬預(yù)測)Myschoolholidayroutineusuallyinvolvessleepingin,butonemorning,Iwokeupearlyfornoparticularreason.Withnothingtodo,Idecidedto31glanceoutofmywindowattheparkinglotbelow,butunexpectedlywitnessedsomethingthatgreatly32mylife.AsI33peoplecomingandgoing,gettingintotheircarsanddrivingaway,myattentionwasdrawntoa(n)34manbusywashingandcleaningthecarsnearabicyclewithabucketattachedtoits35.Thedampground36thathemusthavestartedhisworkquiteearly.Hewasjustsimplydressed.However,therewasa37senseofprideinthewayhewentabouthistasks—cleaningonewindowatatime,38toadmirehiswork,andrepeatingtheprocess.Heseemeddevotedtohissmallbusiness,happily39atpassers-byandoccasionallystoppingtochatwithotheroldfolksheadingtothenearbymarket.40hissimplelife,heappearedcontent.Thisincidentmademereconsidermy41.Ifwearewillingtoworkhard,42shouldnotbeabarriertoearningaliving.Ifeltashamedand43whencomparedwithhim.It44methatatanyage,weshouldmakethemostoftimeand45thevalueofhardwork.31.A.gradually B.causally C.constantly D.regularly32.A.a(chǎn)ttracted B.disturbed C.touched D.impacted33.A.observed B.recognized C.felt D.heard34.A.a(chǎn)dult B.young C.elderly D.poor35.A.bicycle B.handle C.wheel D.seat36.A.explained B.concluded C.indicated D.described37.A.slight B.visible C.hidden D.possible38.A.backingoff B.steppingforward C.takingover D.showingup39.A.pointing B.looking C.laughing D.waving40.A.Dueto B.Accordingto C.Inspiteof D.Inviewof41.A.a(chǎn)ttitude B.principle C.identity D.standard42.A.sex B.a(chǎn)ge C.character D.position43.A.grateful B.sympathetic C.exhausted D.guilty44.A.confused B.informed C.warned D.struck45.A.predict B.reflect C.a(chǎn)ppreciate D.convince(2024·陜西西安·模擬預(yù)測)Wemayhaveheardthatit’snevertoolatetopursueyourdreams.Now,aman46thattobetruebyachievinghislifelong47after84years.Earlierthisyear,101-year-oldMerrillPittmanCooper48hishighschooldiplomaduringasurprisegraduation49.Hisfamilyworkedwithlocalschoolofficialsto50thecelebration.CooperattendedStorerCollegefrom1934to1938,butlifecondition51himfromfinishingschoolandearninghis52.Withouthisfatheraround,hismotherworkedasalive-inhousekeeperinorderto53hisschooltuitionandboard,butthatwasn’t54.Afterrealizinghismothercouldn’t55tomakethefinaltuitionpaymentforhissenioryear,theteen56hertomovethemtoPhiladelphiatobeclosertoherfamily.InPhiladelphia,Cooperworkedtohelphismotherpaythebillsandhewas57asacitytrolley(有軌電車)caroperatorin1945.Thatjobledhimtoalongand58careerintransportationwherehe59becamepresidentofthelocalunioninPennsylvaniaandlatervicepresidentoftheInternationalTransportWorkersUnioninNewYorkCity.Butdespitesuchasuccessful60,healwaysregrettednotgraduatingandgettinghishighschooldiploma.Butnow,after84years,Cooperwas61abletoseehislifelongdreamcometrue.Hisfamilygottheideato62himwiththehonoraryhighschooldiploma.Coopercouldhardly63histearswhenhediscoveredtheirplan.ThewholethingwasadreamcometrueforCooper,whonow64hisdiplomaproudlyfromitsperch(棲息處)onhisbedroomdresser.“Ican’tthinkofa65day,”saystheinspiring101-year-oldman.“I’mreallyhappytohaveit.”46.A.proved B.found C.provided D.counted47.A.habit B.belief C.goal D.challenge48.A.caught B.received C.left D.opened49.A.donation B.sport C.meeting D.ceremony50.A.a(chǎn)rrange B.cancel C.expect D.change51.A.saved B.prevented C.rescued D.protected52.A.degree B.fame C.diploma D.living53.A.show B.offer C.buy D.pay54.A.enough B.meaningful C.inspiring D.reasonable55.A.refuse B.a(chǎn)fford C.choose D.hope56.A.ordered B.forced C.encouraged D.promised57.A.a(chǎn)ppointed B.treated C.voted D.hired58.A.boring B.fruitful C.sincere D.a(chǎn)nnoying59.A.eventually B.eagerly C.thoroughly D.frequently60.A.experience B.a(chǎn)dventure C.career D.hobby61.A.immediately B.finally C.a(chǎn)ctually D.a(chǎn)bsolutely62.A.shock B.disappoint C.interest D.surprise63.A.comeacross B.wipeout C.holdback D.cheerup64.A.displays B.reaches C.demonstrates D.cares65.A.calmer B.warmer C.richer D.happier(2024·陜西西安·模擬預(yù)測)ChristieWatsonwasonly17yearsoldwhenshewalkedintotheroomofapatient.Now,asa66,her20yearsinthesickroomhastaughtWatsonthatthoughknowledgeofbiologyandchemistryis67,theartofgoodnursing68purekindness.Watsonneverforgetstwonurses.Onenurse69tinyspoonfulsofyoghurttoWatsonwhenshewas70foranallergicreactionasachild.TheothernursesangWatson’snewbornsonto71at2am,andthencamebackafterher72

hadended—withacupofcoffee.ThatiswhyWatson73thegreaterpartofhercareernursingseriouslyillchildren.Watsondescribedwashingthe74smellfromthehairofalittlegirlwhowashurtinafire,andher75todealwithmentallyillpatientsinherbook.“Anurse’sbonesbecome76witheveryseriouscaseshe77andtherearetoomany,”writesWatson.However,herhandsalways78assheopensthedoorstotheoperatingroom,whichisa(n)79oftherandomnatureoflifetoher.Wecannotknowwhosebrakewill80,andwhoseroofwillfalldown.Wecan’t81andcontrolthem.Butherkindnessgives82tothepatientsandreducestheirpain.Becauseofit,theycanfindjoyinthemost83placeswheretheyhavetostay.The84ofasix-year-oldgirlwithaseriousdisease85tobethemosthigh-spiritedsoundintheroom.66.A.doctor B.nurse C.patient D.career67.A.professional B.complex C.vital D.a(chǎn)bundant68.A.a(chǎn)daptsto B.resultsin C.respondsto D.liesin69.A.fed B.donated C.supplied D.bought70.A.a(chǎn)bandoned B.separated C.hospitalized D.rejected71.A.calm B.smiles C.tears D.sleep72.A.a(chǎn)ppointment B.shift C.a(chǎn)ttendance D.operation73.A.takes B.costs C.spends D.forgets74.A.smoky B.sour C.fragrant D.damp75.A.decision B.struggle C.intention D.reaction76.A.harder B.softer C.healthier D.straighter77.A.researches B.settles C.discovers D.witnesses78.A.move B.stretch C.shake D.drop79.A.evidence B.reminder C.impression D.warning80.A.fail B.fix C.stop D.function81.A.realize B.predict C.understand D.challenge82.A.treatment B.satisfaction C.comfort D.respect83.A.unfriendly B.unfair C.unforgettable D.unlikely84.A.laughter B.breath C.sob D.shout85.A.figuresout B.makesout C.bringsout D.turnsout(2024·江蘇鹽城·模擬預(yù)測)Mydaddywasado-as-I-dokindofguy.Inhisbook,86trainingwasmuchpreferredtomereverbalexplanation.Hewasinto87wheneverandwhereverpossible.Taketire(輪胎)changing,forinstance.WhenIwasateenager,Daddytaughtmehowtochangeaflattireonthefamilycar.Afewyearslater,whenIwasabletodrive,Daddy88flattenedatirewhenheknewIwasplanningto89thehouseandchallengedmetochangeitoutforthe90.Alone.Quickly.Idid.Abigman,Daddyhadthe91ofabest-sellingnovelist.Heputittogooduseatthosetimeswhen92hisbabygirlforlifehadtoextendbeyonddemonstration.Inourhouse,T.F.93alittlewoodnymph(仙女),whowasdescribedtomebyDaddyaswiseandparticularlyfondofgreentrees.DaddyandI94herwheneveraproblemarosethatIcouldnotsolve.Attheageof13,IaskedDaddyhowto95T.F.’s“real”name.Daddyansweredwithasortofriddle,“It’spronounced‘Fear-a-lie’butspelledanywayyouwish.”AfewyearslaterI96amessageinmyfather’seleganthandwritingthatmentioned“Fear-A-Lie.”O(jiān)nlythen,withaflashofinsight,didthepieces97.98,Ilefthometolaunchacareerasaninvestigativereporter,oftenspeakingtruthtopower.Lookingback,IunderstandthatDaddy’slifelessons-aboutdoingthe99thingevenwhenfacedwithhighrisk一tookrootjustashe100.86.A.social B.scientific C.theoretical D.participatory87.A.explaining B.debating C.demonstrating D.a(chǎn)ssisting88.A.Patiently B.painfully C.unwillingly D.purposely89.A.clean B.buy C.leave D.rent90.A.old B.spare C.cheap D.empty91.A.memory B.opinion C.imagination D.wealth92.A.leading B.inviting C.controlling D.preparing93.A.stoodfor B.calledfor C.waitedfor D.lookedfor94.A.ignored B.consulted C.a(chǎn)ided D.a(chǎn)ccompanied95.A.spell B.voice C.discover D.prove96.A.searchedfor B.cameacross C.respondedto D.heldup97.A.fallintoplace B.mixup C.comeintoeffect D.settledown98.A.Suddenly B.Secretly C.Normally D.Eventually99.A.ordinary B.creative C.right D.basic100.A.feared B.intended C.claimed D.promised(2024·安徽滁州·二模)Growingup,MychalThreetsfellinlovewithreadingatFairfieldCivicCenterLibrary(FCCL)inCalifornia.Now,atage33,heisthesupervisinglibrarianofFCCLandhasgaineda101ofmorethan650,000peoplewho102watchingthevideoshepostsaboutlibrariesonsocialmedia.Threetswasmostlyhomeschooledbyhismother.TheyspenthoursatFCCLeachday,soitbecamea103tohim,hesaid.Buthedidn’tseemanypeoplewholookedlikehimemployedthereanddidn’tconsider104alibrarianuntilage23,whenhewashiredtoshelve105atadifferentFairfieldlibrary.That’swhen“mylibrarian106began,”hesaid.Threetstooklibrarianeducationcoursesandworkedhiswayuptothe107henowholds.Abouttwoyearsago,hebegan108whathecallshis“l(fā)ibraryjoy”onTikTokandInstagram.Hepostsvideosaboutbeingalibrarianaswellas109onusingalibrarycard,bookrecommendations,andstoriesaboutchildrenwhohavediscoveredtheirloveof110atthelibrary.Althoughtheattentionhereceivesforhispostscanfeel111attimes,Threetsismostlyencouragedthathehasbeenaccomplishinghisgoal.“Ioughtto112peoplehowcoollibrariesareandhowmuchlibraryworkers113theircommunities,”hesaid.The114hehasforyoungpeopleistoremembertovisittheirownlocallibrary.Whenlifegetstough,Threetssaid,youcanalwaysfinda115inthere.101.A.review B.copy C.following D.checking102.A.consider B.a(chǎn)llow C.practise D.enjoy103.A.home B.burden C.wonder D.community104.A.hiring B.becoming C.training D.remaining105.A.groceries B.tapes C.supplies D.books106.A.project B.journey C.a(chǎn)dventure D.hobby107.A.weight B.position C.record D.energy108.A.sharing B.producing C.selling D.pursuing109.A.reports B.lectures C.tips D.debates110.A.hiding B.laboring C.meeting D.reading111.A.incredible B.stressful C.delightful D.impossible112.A.favor B.warn C.remind D.justify113.A.careabout B.benefitfrom C.dependon D.defendfor114.A.news B.rule C.deadline D.message115.A.success B.comfort C.guilt D.shock(2024·浙江·二模)Believeitornot,Ihatebirthdays.Firstofallyoukeepgetting116,andsecondyoualwaysgetpresentsyoucan’t117.IfIcouldjusthaveanicechocolatecakealltomyself,I’dbeveryhappy.Butno!Ihavereceivedmoreties,pajamas,umbrellas,andglovesthanyoucanimagine.Ikeepallmyunwantedgiftspiledneatlyinacornerofmycloset.IfIneedoneoftheitems,Idrawfrommystock,butthatisa118occurrence.Theresultisthatmypileisquitelarge.Oneday,myAuntGloriacalledme.“Hello,Shelley,”shesaid.“We’rehavingasurprisebirthdaypartyforCousinStove.WillyoubeabletocomeonThursdaythe29that2p.m.?”“Oneminute,whileIlookatmy119,”Isaid.“Too120,”Ithoughttomyself.“I’mfree.IguessI’llhavetogo.”ToAuntGloria,Isaid,“Yes,thatdaylooksO.K.tome.I’llbethere.ShouldIbringanythingfortheparty?”“No,”answeredAuntGloria,“justbringyourself.”Themorningforthepartyarrived.Aftersomethought,I121thatitwouldbepropertobringmy122alittlegift.Ithoughtitwouldpleaseher.Ihadagoodstockofgiftsinmy123,soIcouldsimplyrewraponeandofferittoher.ItwasgettinglatebythetimeIgotaroundtowrappingit.SoI124thefirstboxIsawandwrappeditinahurry.My125wereall-therewhenIarrived.Theyweregladtoseeme,andiftheoccasionhadn’tbeenabirthdayparty,IguessIwouldhavebeengladtoseethem.UncleJoetoldmeIhad126.“Youlookwonderful,”hesaid.IplowedmywaythroughthecrowdtoAuntGloria.“Here,”Isaidcheerfully,127mygift.“Alittlesomethingforyou.”“Oh,that’sverykindofyou,”saidmyaunt.Shebeganto128thegift.“Iwonderwhatitcouldbe,”shemurmured.Thenshebegantoreada129thatwasenclosed,whichIdidn’trememberhavingputin.“DearShelley,”sheread,“hopeyouenjoythese130.They’llkeepyourfingerswarminthewinter.Love,AuntGloria.”116.A.taller B.older C.smarter D.fatter117.A.stand B.buy C.use D.eat118.A.frequent B.rare C.essential D.precious119.A.watch B.book C.gift D.calendar120.A.bad B.interesting C.good D.important121.A.hesitated B.promised C.decided D.proposed122.A.brother B.friend C.cousin D.a(chǎn)unt123.A.desk B.box C.closet D.cake124.A.grabbed B.selected C.stole D.dug125.A.friends B.classmates C.neighbours D.relatives126.A.grownup B.a(chǎn)rrivedlate C.lostweight D.shownoff127.A.holdingout B.sendingup C.droppingoff D.leavingbehind128.A.a(chǎn)dmire B.unwrap C.receive D.enjoy129.A.book B.letter C.sign D.card130.A.gifts B.cakes C.gloves D.tiesPart3人與社會(huì)(2024·安徽·三模)AwinterstormdroppedhugeamountsofsnowovernightonJanuary16inwesternPennsylvania.131BrianDelallo,whoworkedonalocalhighschoolfootballteam,decidedtocalloffhisplayers’weightlifting132.Hetextedhis133saying:“Duetotheexpectedsevereweather,Monday’sweightliftingworkouthasbeen134.Findanelderlyordisabledneighborandshovel(為……除雪)theirdriveway.Don’t135anymoney—that’sourMonday’sworkout.”Theplayersreceivedthe136andwentouttoworkonthemorethansixinchesofsnowthatfellovernight.Theysaidthattheyremovedsnowfromdozensof137.Someplayerstextedtheircoachafterwardstotellhimhow138itwas.“Weallfeelgreataboutit,”saidteamcaptainGavinMoul.“It’snotonlyhelpingthem,butit’shelpingustobecomeabetterteam.”Manyofthepeoplewhomtheteammembersapproachedcouldn’tbelievethattheplayersrefusedanypayment.Sometimespeopleeven139theirhelpbecausetheywouldn’ttakemoneyforit.140,itwasnotthefirsttimefortheteamtohaveshovelingworkout.Itwasstartedbyacoachmorethantwodecadesago.Itwasoneofthemany141theteamkept.“It’saboutcommunity.”thecoachsaid.“Itisaninspiringwayforustointeractwithourcommunityandshowthatit142.Shovelingsnowisjustoneofthoseopportunitiestoshow143tothecommunitythatsupportsus.”Theteamgotaworkoutandgavebacktothecommunitybydoingtheseactsof144atthesametime.Itwasa145forall.131.A.Principal B.Coach C.Physician D.Goalkeeper132.A.tournament B.journey C.vacation D.practice133.A.superiors B.players C.opponents D.neighbours134.A.postponed B.a(chǎn)dvanced C.cancelled D.a(chǎn)pproved135.A.a(chǎn)ccept B.donate C.lose D.carry136.A.parcel B.criticism C.invitation D.message137.A.schools B.hospitals C.homes D.shelters138.A.demanding B.rewarding C.promising D.a(chǎn)musing139.A.heldout B.fixedup C.calledon D.turneddown140.A.Actually B.Recently C.Normally D.Totally141.A.goals B.secrets C.traditions D.jobs142.A.matters B.cares C.works D.stays143.A.strength B.patience C.dependence D.a(chǎn)ppreciation144.A.trust B.confidence C.kindness D.refusal145.A.way B.win C.must D.lesson(2024·江蘇·二模)GlenEdwardsbecameaherowhenherescuedaconstructionworkertrappedontopofa160-meter-highbuilding.Asacrane(吊車)146workingonaconstructionsite,Edwards147foundhimselfinalife-savingmissionwhenafirebrokeout.Herecalledhowhe148thetrappedworkerfromhiscrane’scabin(駕駛艙),andhowhecameupwiththeideaofsavingthemanbylowerinacagetohimtolethim149.However,hisattemptto150thecagebeforethemanwasbynomeansaneasyjob,aseachpost(彈)ofwindpreventedtothrowhiscraneoffbalance.Besides,thesmokeandflamesalsoaddedtothedifficulty.151thegreatchallenges,Edwardsrefusedtogiveupandfoughtto152control.Luckily,someoneonthegroundoffered153onwheretolandthecagethrougharadio.Edwards154thecrane’smovements,inchbyinch,untilthecagehanged(盤旋)justinchesfromtheedgeofthe155.Withdetermination,Edwardssuccessfullylandedthecage.Eventually,Edwardswatchedthecage156themanawayfromthehorriblefirebelowandloweringhimtosafety.Thecrowd157abigroundofapplause,atribute(致敬)tothecourageandskill158byEdwards.Heknewthathisquickthinkingandstrong159hadmadeallthedifferencebetweenlifeanddeathinthefaceofdisaster.AGoFundMepagehasnowbeensetuptoraisemoneyforhim——withorganizers160peopleto“buyGlenabeer”forhislife-savingefforts.146.A.engineer B.operator C.cleaner D.salesman147.A.regularly B.unfortunately C.intentionally D.unexpectedly148.A.helped B.spotted C.realized D.guided149.A.escape B.hide C.walk D.slide150.A.clean B.cover C.position D.open151.A.Despite B.Without C.For D.From152.A.switch B.maintain C.lose D.give153.A.instructions B.problems C.explanations D.courses154.A.quickened B.described C.a(chǎn)djusted D.repeated155.A.door B.garden C.crane D.roof156.A.persuading B.lifting C.warning D.dragging157.A.wentthrough B.puton C.a(chǎn)skedfor D.brokeinto158.A.displayed B.a(chǎn)dmitted C.exchanged D.required159.A.preference B.response C.emotion D.determination160.A.choosing B.encouraging C.ordering D.teaching(2024·湖南懷化·一模)In2015,MistyCopelandwasnamedaprincipaldancer-aballerinaofthehighestrank—atAmericanBalletTheatre.SheisthefirstAfricanAmericanwomanto161it.Inherchildhood,Mistywasshyand162thespotlight.Butshelovedmusicand163.Whenshewas13,Misty’steachersuggestedshe164aballetclass.Fortwoweeks,Mistysatonthegymbleachers(露天看臺(tái))watchingtheclass,165tojoinin.Shefelt166intheclass.Overtime,however,shebegantoenjoythelessons.Shediscoveredher167—especiallyherlonglegsandstrong,flexiblemuscles—wasjustrightforballet.168,balletmeantalottoMisty.“Forthefirsttimeinmylife,IfeltlikeIbelongedinballet,shesays.Mistysuddenlygained169anddevelopedcurvesat19.“Iwasbeingtoldthatmyweightandproportionsjustweren’t170anymore.”Thisshookher171.EventhoughMistyfelt172,shedidn’tquit.Shelearnedtoeathealthierfoods.Shelearnedtrainingtechniques173toherbodytype.Whenshewasn’tperforming,shewaspracticing.Whenshewasn’tpracticing,shewasstretching.Asshedid,shebegantobelieveagainthatshe174in.“Nomatterwhatthatdreamis,”shesays,“youhavethepowertomakeitcometruewithhardworkand175.”161.A.finish B.create C.make D.perform162.A.prohibited B.a(chǎn)voided C.a(chǎn)bandoned D.ignored163.A.movement B.practice C.gesture D.cycle164.A.confirm B.a(chǎn)ttend C.sign D.tend165.A.a(chǎn)nxious B.curious C.eager D.a(chǎn)fraid166.A.outofdate B.outofplace C.outoforder D.outofbreath167.A.a(chǎn)ppearance B.limbs C.body D.organs168.A.Approximately B.Obviously C.Partially D.Gradually169.A.weight B.muscle C.strength D.independence170.A.true B.fair C.right D.real171.A.self-esteem B.self-confidence C.self-consciousness D.self-discipline172.A.disturbed B.a(chǎn)shamed C.confused D.discouraged173.A.specified B.tailored C.expected D.positive174.A.broke B.fitted C.took D.gave175.A.engagement B.contribution C.subscription D.commitment(2024·吉林長春·模擬預(yù)測)BackinthedaywhenIwasn’tsurewhatIwantedtodowithmylife,Iwasstudyingtobecomeafirefighter.Asafirefighter,you’re176thinkingofotherpeopleandtryingtohelpchildren.That’sthemindset.OnedarknightI177ataburgerplace.IgotmyburgerandstartedtoheadformycarwhenIwas178byahomelessman.Hewasverydirtyandobviouslyveryhungry.Heaskedmeforsome179tobuyalittlefood.AsIwaspullingoutsome,Ihadanidea.I180toseeifhewantedtoeatarealdinner,soIaskedhimtofollowmebackintotheburgerjointtoorder.Hewas181ofthewayhelookedandsaidhedidnotwantto.ButI182.Whenheeventuallyfollowedmein,thepeoplebehindthe183refusedtolethimin,butItoldthemthatIwasbuyinghimdinnerandhehada184tobethere.Aftersomenegotiating,theyfinally185.Itseemed

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