暑假作業(yè)13完形填空(必修一至選擇性必修一的單元話題)(原卷版)

暑假作業(yè)13完形填空(必修一至選擇性必修一的單元話題)Passage1I’mauniversityprofessoratanartschool.Lastyear,Idecidedto1onlineclassestogainsomeknowledgeofArabic(阿拉伯語).MyteacherandIwouldmeetafewtimesamonthtopractice2andgoovergrammar.Duringourmunication,healso3detailsofhislife.Gradually,the4ofthefirstfewlessonsgavewaytomorefamiliarityandfort.Istoppedfeelingembarrassedandbegantoopenupaboutmyown5andmybattlewithArabic.“Don’tworry;I’mhereto6you.You’rehardworkingandI’msureyou’lldowellinit,”saidmyteacher.Ihad7mystudentswithsimilarwordsinmyownteaching.Itwas8tohearthemdirectedatme.Thetablesturned.“Youare9today,”myteacherwouldsaywhenIusedvariedvocabularyorexpressions.WhenIheardthesefourwords,Igotafeelingof10.Italsosurprisedmethatmyconfidencecouldbeencouragedbysuch11praise.ThatwaswhenIbecameawarehow12Ihadpraisedmystudents.Ithoughtmuchpraisemadethemselfsatisfied.Butnow,Ihadachangeofheartand13thattheseplainwordscanmeanalot.Words14.AndnowIbeemore15whenIusethem.1.A.keepupwith B.signupfor C.makeupfor D.eupwith2.A.conversation B.listening C.writing D.translation3.A.recorded B.avoided C.shared D.debated4.A.expectation B.nervousness C.excitement D.awkwardness5.A.routine B.background C.education D.achievement6.A.remind B.teach C.contribute D.inspire7.A.praised B.informed C.forted D.rescued8.A.pleased B.concerned C.strange D.upset9.A.excellent B.brave C.energetic D.fluent10.A.calm B.joy C.relief D.safety11.A.mild B.special C.mon D.simple12.A.naturally B.necessarily C.rarely D.casually13.A.understood B.remembered C.reflected D.wondered14.A.fail B.matter C.remain D.develop15.A.curious B.certain C.particular D.thoughtfulPassage2WhenIwasalittleboy,Ilivedinmygrandma’soldhouse.Itwas16byfourhugevegetablegardens,andaroundthehousewereplantedsomany17.Onthebackporch,Grandmahaddozensofpotted(盆栽的)plantshangingonhooks(掛鉤).She18them,andtalkedtothem.Withalittlewaterandalotof19shekeptthemalive,green,andgrowingevenduringthecoldest,darkestmonths.Asalittleboy,Iwasconfusedbyalltheeffortshe20them.Iunderstoodthevegetablegardensfortheyhelpedto21thefamilyallwinterlong.I22understoodtheflowersaroundthehouseastheywereprettyandsmelledsosweetinthesummermonths.Thereasonwhyshe23tothosepottedplantswithsomucheffort,however,mademefeel24alot.Theydidn’tgiveusanyfoodandthey25hadanyflowersonthem.Theyremainedanunknowntomymindasa(n)26.NowasI’vegrownolder,Iambeginningto27whymygrandmahadthosepottedplants.ItisthesamereasonwhyIhavesomanypicturesofsunrisesandforests28inmyhome.Theyremindmeofthedarkcoldwintermonths29ofbaretreesandyellowgrasswhenlight,loveandgrowthstillexist.Butmygreatest30oflightandlovewasGrandmaherself,whowaslighttomysouleveninmydarkesttimes.16.A.threatened B.torn C.surrounded D.destroyed17.A.flowers B.potatoes C.tomatoes D.carrots18.A.discovered B.sold C.watered D.forgot19.A.honesty B.love C.strength D.courage20.A.putinto B.lookedinto C.raninto D.turnedinto21.A.identify B.manage C.defend D.feed22.A.rather B.even C.still D.never23.A.led B.referred C.tended D.pointed24.A.disappointed B.worried C.awkward D.puzzled25.A.casually B.hardly C.entirely D.secretly26.A.child B.doctor C.parent D.artist27.A.question B.concern C.challenge D.understand28.A.taking B.hanging C.expanding D.spotting29.A.free B.worthy C.full D.aware30.A.achievement B.doubt C.lie D.reminderPassage3Itwasalongdrivetothenursinghome(敬老院,養(yǎng)老院)wheremygrandmotherwasliving.31,atleasttwiceamonthIdrovetoseeher.I’dalready32mymomtocancerandIwantedtoalwaysremembermygrandmother,especiallybecauseshewasbeginningto33me.NannahadAlzheimerdisease(老年癡呆癥),whichwasslowlystartingtoeatawayather34.SometimessherecognizedmewhenIvisitedherandsometimesshedidn’t.Ononevisit,I35mygrandmothergoodbyeandstartedtowalktowardsmycar.Suddenlyatinyhandseizedmine.“James!”a36voicesaid.Iturnedandsawasmiling,wrinkledface.LikemyNanna,shehadAlzheimerdiseasebutwasstillabletowalkandgetaround.She37meforherson(Anursetoldmehe’ddiedyearsago).Iheldherhandsandletherjoyfully38.Thoughhereyesdidn’tknowwhoIwas,Isawtheexcitementinthemwhenshespoketohersonthroughme.Onthefollowingvisits,Ialwaystook39tovisitmyNannaaswellasher.Ialwaysgotasmileandsometimesevena40fromher.Thenursestoldmeshewasalways41andcalmerafterseeingher“son”.ThenonedayInoticedshewas42.Ispoketothenursesandtheysadlytoldmethatshe’dbeendeadforsomedays.Iputmyhead43andwentquietlyintomyNanna’sroom.Herlossdidn’treallyhitme44Iwentforawalkatnight.Ilookedatthesky,realizingsomething—forawhileIreallyhadbeenherson.Actually,inthisworldwe’reall45byinvisiblestringsoflove.31.A.Therefore B.However C.Meanwhile D.Instead32.A.lost B.mitted C.related D.associated33.A.hate B.miss C.require D.forget34.A.brains B.abilities C.memories D.lives35.A.kissed B.prayed C.urged D.consulted36.A.nervous B.cheerful C.natural D.beautiful37.A.asked B.traded C.called D.took38.A.moveon B.goon C.holdon D.workon39.A.turn B.chance C.time D.risk40.A.hug B.power C.gift D.question41.A.kinder B.nicer C.smarter D.gladder42.A.silent B.absent C.weak D.sick43.A.down B.away C.out D.up44.A.after B.when C.until D.unless45.A.acpanied B.influenced C.touched D.connectedPassage4I,Amy,amalwaysproudofmyfranknessandhonesty.However,Ifoundmyselftangledinawebof46emotionsrecently.Myfriend,Lucy,eagertoestablishherselfasa(n)47waspreparingtopresentherworkofarttothepublic.Iknewherpassion,butinmyeyes,shewasstill48herartisticskills.Asthedayofexhibitiondrewnear,Lucy,obviously49askedme,“Amy…whatdoyoutruly…thinkofmypainting?”Ilookedintoher50eyes,51betweenhonestyandnotupsettingmyfriend,managedasmileandsaid,“Lucy,thisisdefinitelyyour52workyet.Thecolorbinationsarethemostcreative!”Duringthefollowingdays,Iwasuneasy,butI53myselfwiththeideathatitwasa“whitelie”,withthe54toprotectandencourageher.Unexpectedly,Ialsosawagreat55.Lucyindeedthrewherselfintohercraft!Herpaintingsprogressedobviouslyandherskills56likeatreebranchingout.Irealizedthatmylittlewhiteliehadunlocked57withinher.Lucy’sartwork58shonelikeastarattheexhibition.Lucyputherarmsaroundme.Themostbeautifulwordsreachedmyears,“Yourwarmwords59me.”Ifreedmyselffromtheguiltatthatmoment.Whilehonestyisimportant,itisthewarmthbehindthewordsthat60more.46.A.conflicting B.impressive C.incredible D.challenging47.A.editor B.painter C.educator D.leader48.A.strugglingwith B.helpingwith C.breakingup D.givingup49.A.energetic B.confident C.ashamed D.anxious50.A.disappointed B.familiar C.special D.expectant51.A.balancing B.following C.ranging D.sharing52.A.easiest B.best C.first D.ultimate53.A.plained B.forted C.inspired D.resisted54.A.effort B.rule C.intention D.guidance55.A.improvement B.discovery C.talent D.trick56.A.gained B.existed C.grew D.reflected57.A.desire B.memory C.power D.system58.A.possibly B.occasionally C.nearly D.eventually59.A.appealed B.satisfied C.surprised D.inspired60.A.concerns B.matters C.limits D.restoresPassage5Itwasthestartofmysecondyearofuniversity.After61foralongtimeaboutenvironmentalandsocialissues,Idecidedtostopeatingmeatandfishandbeeavegetarian(素食者).Now,beingavegetarianintheUKisgenerallyquite62.AlmostanyplacethatservesfoodinBritainhassomekindofvegetarianchoiceonits63Sometimesitturnsouttobeaslightly64salad,butthelargequantity(數(shù)量)ofdifferentforeignrestaurantsmeanstherearemanydifferent65onoffer.ButtwoyearslaterwhenIgraduatedfromuniversityanddecidedtomovetoSpain,IsuddenlyrealizedthatImightmeetsome66!Consideringthatoneofitsmostfamoussportsisaboutkillingbulls,animalsmightnotexactlyseemlikeSpain'smain67.IhadbeentoSpainafewtimesbeforebeingavegetarian,andallIcould68nowwasmeat,meat,meat.Asyoucanimagine,Iwasquite69abouteatingoutinSpain.Insomeways,Ihada70tobe.AlargenumberofSpanishdishesarebasedaroundmeatorseafood,themostfamous71beinghamandaricedishwithseafood.Vegetarianismisquite72inSpainandSouthernEurope,andmanyolderSpaniardshavetroubleunderstandingit.Inthebeginning,facingmanyunfamiliarfoodwordsthatweren'tinmySpanishEnglishdictionary,Ididfeelverydifficult.ButasIbeganto73Spanishmenus,awholeworldofvegetarianandtrulySpanishfood

74itselfuptome,andIdidn'tjustmeanvegetarianversionsofusuallymeatydishes.Ifyou75,therearemorevegetariantreats,andmanyofthemarealittlemorehealthfulthanthesepotatobaseddelights(美食).61.A.explaining B.solving C.thinking D.preparing62.A.easy B.foolish C.necessary D.difficult63.A.wall B.menu C.counter D.table64.A.attractive B.unique C.delicious D.boring65.A.flavors B.prices C.choices D.diets66.A.problems B.questions C.tricks D.embarrassments67.A.wealth B.threat C.challenge D.concern68.A.choose B.order C.remember D.recognize69.A.glad B.nervous C.curious D.serious70.A.reason B.moment C.duty D.purpose71.A.order B.choice C.meat D.course72.A.universal B.impossible C.rare D.mysterious73.A.payattentionto B.getfamiliarwith C.thinkhighlyof D.lookupto74.A.opened B.devoted C.expanded D.proved75.A.watchout B.moveoff C.setoff D.lookaroundPassage6IliveinWattsinSouthCentralL.A,andI’mfat.Therearemanyfastfoodstoresnearmyhomeandmymom76buyshamburgersfordinner.I’vetriedtotalkhersomanytimesintobuyingsomething77.Butshejustdoesn’thavetimetodoit.SoIhadtomakebetter78formyself.Tolearnmore,ItalkedtoAndresChopin,astudentatJeffersonHighSchoolwhoispartofanafterschoolprogramwherestudentslearntocookandthey’retaughtwaystoeathealthily.Andressaidit’s79toeatwholefoods,likevegetables,fruitandwholegrains.Processedfoodsdon’t80youasmanynutrients.Hetoldmetopreparefoodformyself,

81Ihadnevercookedbefore.Ithought,“Imaynotbeagoodcook,butIcanpreventmyselffromeatingthingsthatare82forme.”IlearnedfromAndrestolookmore83tofoodlabelsforingredients(成分)thatIknowarebadforme.NowIknow84aboutwhichfoodsIcaneatmoreofandwhichIshouldeatlessof.I’vebeeneatingmorefruitandI’mgettingbetteraboutnotgoingintothekitchentoseewhatthereistoeatafterI’vealreadyeaten.85ahabitthatyou’vehadsinceyouwereyoungisnoteasy.Iwanttoloseweightinthehealthyway,somethingIcancontrolfortherestofmylife.WithtimeandselfcontrolIknowIcan86it.Icantaketwowayslookingintothemirroratmyself—feelingbadaboutmyselforencouragingmyselfto87.Ichoosetoencouragemyself.AfteramonthI8810pounds.I’mnotgoingto89tryingtoeatbetter.ThechangesI’vemade90metokeepongoing.Icanstilldobetter.76.A.hardly B.never C.sometimes D.often77.A.expensive B.fresh C.healthy D.delicious78.A.explanations B.decisions C.ways D.hobbies79.A.better B.funnier C.faster D.simpler80.A.present B.donate C.produce D.give81.A.since B.but C.as D.so82.A.useless B.inconvenient C.ready D.bad83.A.impatiently B.amazing C.closely D.interestingly84.A.more B.less C.fewer D.better85.A.Learning B.Hating C.Judging D.Breaking86.A.abandon B.make C.prevent D.pick87.A.handle B.prepare C.change D.move88.A.gained B.killed C.challenged D.lost89.A.continue B.stop C.suggest D.keep90.A.encourage B.arrange C.require D.forcePassage7Wecouldnotgoforawalkthat91.Therewassuchafreezingcoldwind,andsuchheavyrain,thatweallstayedindoors.Iwasgladofit.I92likedlongwalks,especiallyinwinter.Iusedtohateinghomewhenitwasalmostdark,withicecoldfingersandtoes,feelingmiserablebecauseBessie,thenursemaid,wasalwaysscoldingme.AllthetimeIknewIwasdifferentfrommycousins,Eliza,JohnandGeorgianaReed.Theyweretallerandstrongerthanme,andtheywere93.

These94usuallyspenttheirtimecryingandquarrelling,buttodaytheyweresitting95aroundtheirmotherinthesittingroom.Iwantedtojointhefamilycircle,butMrsReed,myaunt,refused.Bessiehadplaintedaboutme.

“No,I’msorry,Jane.96IhearfromBessie,orseeformyself,thatyouarereallytryingtobehavebetter,youcannotbetreatedasagood,happychild,likemychildren.”“WhatdoesBessiesayIhavedone?”Iasked.

“Jane,itisnotpoliteto97meinthatway.Ifyoucannotspeakpleasantly,bequiet.”I98outofthesittingroomandintothesmallroomnextdoor,99Ichoseabookfullofpicturesfromthebookcase.I100tothewindowseatanddrewthe101,sothatIwaspletelyhidden.Isatthereforawhile.SometimesIlookedoutofthewindowatthegreyNovemberafternoon,andsawtherainpouringdownontheleaflessgarden.ButmostofthetimeIstudiedthebookandstared,fascinated,atthepictures.Lostintheworldofimagination,Iforgotmysad,lonelyexistenceforawhile,andwashappy,Iwasonlyafraidthatmysecrethidingplacemightbediscovered.102thedooroftheroomopened.JohnReedrushedin.“Whereareyou,rat?”heshouted.Hedidnotseemebehindthecurtain.“Eliza!Georgy!Janeisn’there!TellMammashe’srunoutintotherain—whatabad103sheis!”“How104Idrewthecurtain,”Ithought.Hewouldneverhavefoundme,becausehewasnotveryintelligent.ButElizaguessed105whereIwas.“She’sinthewindowseat,John,”shecalledfromthesittingroom.SoIcameoutimmediately,asIdidnotwanthimtopullmeout.91.A.morning B.afternoon C.evening D.midnight92.A.always B.never C.occasionally D.gradually93.A.loving B.loved C.hated D.protected94.A.two B.three C.four D.five95.A.quietly B.wildly C.restlessly D.officially96.A.Bythetime B.Until C.Consequently D.Nowthat97.A.interrupt B.appreciate C.dawn D.question98.A.slid B.sprang C.crept D.weaved99.A.where B.which C.when D.that100.A.rushedto B.aimedfor C.protestedagainst D.climbedon101.A.safe B.switch C.curtains D.window102.A.Immediately B.Absolutely C.Suddenly D.Mindfully103.A.animal B.guy C.girl D.honey104.A.poor B.dangerous C.fortunate D.intelligent105.A.onnoaccount B.innotime C.bynomeans D.nosoonerthanPassage8Thisisanunbelievablymovingandbeautifulfilm.Itshowsafather’s106atitsverybest.ItisatearjerkerandImustadmitthatIammovedtotears.Itisastory107in1939atthestartofWorldWarII.Guido,acheerfulItalianJewishwaiter,gets108toDora,whoisnotJewish.Theyareinloveandhavea109namedGiosuè.AstheyarepreparingforGiosuè’sfifthbirthday,GuidoandGiosuèarearrested(逮捕)and110toaconcentrationcamp.Dorabegsto111withthemeventhoughsheisnotJewish.Sheissenttothe112partontheothersideofthecamp.Tohidetheawful113fromhisson,Guidopretends(假裝)theyareataholidaycampandareplayingagame.Inthe114,theyhavetowinpoints.He115hissonthatthegoalistoget1,000points—andtheprizeisarealtankinwhichtheycanleave.Hereheistalkingaboutthetanks116theallies(同盟者)thathehopeswilleventuallyetosavethemfromtheconcentrationcampwhentheywinthewar.HepretendsGiosuècangetpointsforthingssuchasnotcrying,notsayingheishungry,notaskingforhismother,andsoon.117,GuidohidesGiosuè,allthewhilepretendingitisagameandtheyareplayinghideandseek.Iwon’ttellyouhowthefilmends.Youwillhavetowatchitforyourself.Manyreviewershave118thisfilm,andsaidthatitisamustsee.Ipletely119,asitisoneofthemostbeautifulfilmsIhaveeverseen—onethatIwill120forget.106.A.love B.hate C.honesty D.bravery107.A.put B.set C.judged D.broke108.A.worried B.limited C.reduced D.married109.A.daughter B.son C.mother D.father110.A.taken B.established C.decorated D.survived111.A.escape B.protest C.run D.go112.A.Guido’s B.Giosuè’s C.men’s D.women’s113.A.privacy B.truth C.fault D.gender114.A.camp B.point C.game D.holiday115.A.tells B.says C.talks D.speaks116.A.pickingout B.payingoff C.belongingto D.focusingon117.A.Regularly B.Secondly C.Eventually D.Surely118.A.admitted B.designed C.remended D.maintained119.A.agree B.disagree C.shock D.apply120.A.forever B.appropriately C.ever D.neverPassage9I’dneverbeentotheDayoftheDeadbefore.AsmydadandIlookedaroundforseats,I121Marco,mybestfriend,hurryingtowardus.“Hi,Mr.O’kane,”he122mydad.Thenheturnedtomeandsaid,“Nate!Willyouhelpme?”“Whateveryouneed,”Isaid.Marcothrewmepartsofa123:Mexicansandals(涼鞋),astrawhat,acane(手杖),agraywig,andan“oldman”mask(面具).“Mycousincouldn’t124!”Marco’svoicerangwithworry.“It’spartofatraditionaldance,”hesaid,“andweshouldwearthecostume.”“Youexpectmetodance?”I125.“Idon’twanttodance!”Marcosmiled.“It’llbefun.Andhurry!We’regoingtobe126.”“We’regoingtodoalotofstomping(跺腳).Slowatfirst.Keeponehand127onyourback,likeanoldmanwithanache,”addedMarco.Thespeakers128:“Ladiesandgentlemen,it’stimeforTheDanceoftheLittleOldMen!”“Bequick,”Marco129tometofollowhislead.Weallbeganstompingslowlytomusic.Icouldonlysee130thesmallholesofthemask.Icontinuedtostomp,tryingto131whattodo.Ileanedonmycaneandkeptahandlowonmyback.Afterafewminutesofdancinglikethat,myback132startedtoache.Themusic133.Andwestompedquickly.PerformingwithMexicansandalswas134andinconvenient.Peoplelaughedaswehoppedandkicked,butafteramomentthelaughterturnedintocheers.Marcogavemeathumbs?up.Astheaudienceclappedforourgroup,Isaidtohimhappily,“Youwereright.Thatwas135.”121.A.watched B.noticed C.monitored D.surveyed122.A.satisfied B.ignored C.contacted D.greeted123.A.suit B.chain C.decoration D.costume124.A.makeit B.getit C.focuson D.gothrough125.A.chatted B.despaired C.hesitated D.replied126.A.nervous B.late C.happy D.nice127.A.up B.high C.low D.down128.A.shouted B.announced C.defined D.issued129.A.signaled B.pointed C.moved D.plained130.A.through B.in C.over D.under131.A.bringabout B.carryon C.figureout D.putout132.A.extremely B.possibly C.truly D.finally133.A.disappeared B.spedup C.started D.fadedaway134.A.typical B.fascinating C.tough D.flexible135.A.important B.creative C.beneficial D.funPassage10ingfromVillaTesei,oneoftheneighborhoodsinthegreaterurbanregionofBuenosAires,Argentina,muralist(壁畫家)FioSlvaaddsfantasticeffectsofbrilliantcolorandmovementtothewallsthatshetouchesmuchofitinspiredby136.AsSilvaexplains,“Ithinktheideathat137methemostisthatofmovementandstrength.Ilikeworkingwithanimals,especiallybirds,andmixingthemwithnatureinspiredshapesinacreativeway.I138tomakeitsomethingthatgoesbeyondattracting139foritscolorsorscale.Itisalsosomethingthatcan‘be140’,thattellsyousomething."Silvasaysthatshe141heroccupationalmostbyaccident.“I142paintingmuralsbecauseafriendgavemesomespraycans(噴漆罐)formybirthday.Andwiththat,Iwenttopaintonthestreetforthefirsttime,outoftotally143.Peopleinmyneighborhood144gaveuptheirwallsformetopaintandthereIfellinlovewithpaintinginthe145space."Silvaisparticularlycarefulwiththe146thatshechoosestoincludeinanartwork,ascertaincolorswilleitherstrengthenor147whatshewantstoexpress,channelingapowerthatcan148theviewersfromthechaoticcitysurroundingsintothenaturalworld149bythisartist.Beautifulartthatenlivenscitiesshouldbeapublicgood,andit’s150toseeartiststhatpassionatelybelieveinthisideaandareactivelyworkingtomakeitareality.136.A.nature B.life C.science D.fashion137.A.bothers B.amuses C.motivates D.worries138.A.switch B.attempt C.continue D.need139.A.attention B.wealth C.respect D.talent140.A.sold B.found C.evaluated D.read141.A.gaveup B.talkedabout C.cameacross D.reflectedon142.A.tookup B.tookoff C.tookaway D.tookdown143.A.depression B.necessity. C.fulfillment D.curiosity144.A.reluctantly B.enthusiastically C.superficially D.officially145.A.digital B.decent C.rural D.public146.A.lines B.colors C.plants D.animals147.A.weaken B.forecast C.decide D.clarify148.A.prevent B.hold C.transport D.convert149.A.attained B.exhibited C.visited D.remembered150.A.frightening B.surprising C.disappointing D.inspiringPassage11Peoplemayseedifferentshapesandscenesintheskywhentheylookupattheclouds.Butyouneedtobe151enoughtoturncloudsintoart.ChrisJudge,anillustratorfromDublin,Ireland,sees152andnumberswhenhelooksatclouds,andheturnsthemintodoodle(涂鴉)art.He153illustratingphotosofcloudsearlyintheyearandpostingthese154online.Itallbeganin2020whenJudgewasinhisgarden.Hestartedtaking155ofthecloudsandbegan156doodlestoillustratetheartheimagined.They157variousthingsfromsleepingbearstotoothysmilingcrocodiles(鱷魚).Judgethenpostedhisartonsocialmediaandtheresponsewas158positive.Mostfollowersadmiredhisabilitytopresentnatureina(n)159way.Sincethen,hehas160hiscloudarteveryday.Thecloudartismorethan161expressionforJudge.Italsobroughthim162inaverystormytimeinhislife.“Mydaughterfellillatthattime.Spendingsometime163somethingrelaxingkindofhelpedme,”hesaid.“Now,Iamtryingnewprojectsallthetimetokeepmycreativejuicesflowingand164people.Ithinkit’sthe165ofhumor,nature,andtheuniversalityofcloudsthatinterestspeople,”saidtheillustrator.151.A.courageous B.experienced C.confident D.imaginative152.A.toys B.crowds C.animals D.mountains153.A.leftbehind B.returnedto C.benefitedfrom D.setabout154.A.creations B.articles C.videos D.advertisements155.A.pictures B.notes C.control D.hold156.A.checking B.adding C.cleaning D.viewing157.A.improved B.discussed C.included D.aided158.A.unexpectedly B.hardly C.partly D.mistakenly159.A.useful B.fantastic C.important D.mon160.A.spared B.mentioned C.shared D.sold161.A.facial B.artistic C.classic D.realistic162.A.power B.victory C.regret D.stress163.A.readingabout B.findingout C.fixingup D.focusingon164.A.gather B.impress C.change D.charge165.A.decoration B.design C.mix D.messPassage12Irememberdreading(懼怕)havingtositthroughfiftyfivewholeminutesofapoetryclasswhenIwasinhighschool.Butwalkingintothatclass166mylife.BeforeItookthe167,Ibelievedpoetrywasallfluff(沒多大意義的娛樂)—justrhymesaboutrainbows,flowers,loveandthestars.Isoon168thatpoetrycouldbeaboutthat,butitwasalsosomuchmore.Poetryisabout169yourselfinapletelyrawformandusingphrasesotherthan“theskyisblue”.Poetryisareminderthatit’sokaytofeelpain.170issupposedtoevokeemotion.Throughthathighschoolpoetryclass,IfoundIwasableto171theperspectivesofsomanylives.PeopleIonlyknewthenamesofbecamepeopleIwas172investedinbecauseIwasforcedtotrytounderstandtheexperiencestheyhadto173.Beforetheclass,Iwasawareofthehardshipsmyclassmatessuffered,butthepoetryclassletme174thesameemotionstheyhadthroughtheirpoetry.Sincehighschool,Ihavetakentwomorepoetryclasses.175theseclasses,mywritinghasbeenstrengthened,mylisteningskillshave176andmypublicspeakinghasdevelopedgreatly.Mypoetryclasseshelpedmetoviewtheworldwitha(n)177setofeyesandhavetaughtmeto178criticismwithopenarms.Criticalthinking,writingandpublicspeakingare179intheworkforce,andmypoetryclasseshaveenabledmeto180thosetools.Poetryhasreallychangedmylife.166.A.changed B.ruined C.simplified D.threatened167.A.chance B.job C.test D.class168.A.claimed B.realized C.considered D.hoped169.A.expressing B.praising C.examining D.proving170.A.Pain B.Love C.Poetry D.Rhyme171.A.challenge B.understand C.adopt D.control172.A.emotionally B.wisely C.initially D.widely173.A.talkabout B.learnfrom C.dealwith D.makeup174.A.release B.display C.hide D.experience175.A.Insteadof B.Apartfrom C.Becauseof D.Regardlessof176.A.helped B.appeared C.remained D.improved177.A.different B.objective C.plex D.additional178.A.avoid B.silence C.accept D.voice179.A.unnecess