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　　She didn’t even know who I was and yet I tried to act the Romeo(羅密歐), the ugly ducking(little duck)that I was! I sat there for a long time, thinking of my own foolishness. Then slowly I tore up(break into pieces)her letter into tiny (small) bits and blew them away. They scattered(go everywhere)on the ground and looked like snow flakes(pieces)under the moonlight. They reminded(make me think of)me of my first sight of her in the library. She had just come in from the cold outside, with snow flakes on her hair and her blue and green coat. It was only half a year ago, but it seemed to me to be an age.

　　That night the moon looked extremely(completely)beautiful but sad to me. Tonight my tears flowed freely.

1．“Who was she?”“She might be a girl ________.”

[　　]

A．who knew the writer but didn’t love him

B．who the writer once met but didn’t know

C．who the writer had met and loved ever since

D．who had been his girl friend but had left him

2．His tearing up her letter into tiny bits and blowing them away showed that ________.

[　　]

A．he love her

B．he was angry with her

C．he hated her

D．he was sad

3．What made him think of their first meeting?

[　　]

A．The snow flakes.

B．The ugly ducking.

C．The beautiful moon.

D．The letter in pieces.

4．The meaning of“an age”in this passage is ________.

[　　]

A．a very long time

B．one year

C．half a year

D．more than half a year

5．It’s possible that the writer and the girl ________.

[　　]

A．were classmates

B．were cousins

C．studied at the same university

D．worked in the same office

One day I decided to quit．I quitted my job, my relationship, my spirituality. I wanted to quit my life.

I went to the   36   to have one last talk with God． "Can you give me one good   37   not to quit?" His answer surprised me．

   "Look around． Do you see the fern（蕨類植物） and the bamboo? When I planted their seeds, I took good care of them．The fern quickly grew from the earth．   38   nothing came from the bamboo seed． During the following three years, the fern grew more plentiful． And   39  , nothing came from the bamboo seed． But I did not quit on the bamboo． Then in the fifth year a    40   sprout（新芽） emerged from the earth． Compared to the fern it was   41   small and insignificant． But just 6 months later the bamboo   42   to over 100 feet tall． It had spent the five years growing   43  ． Those roots made it strong and gave it  44   it needed to survive． I wouldn’t give any of my creations a challenge it could not   45  ．”

   He said to me． "All this time you have been struggling, you have   46   been growing roots． I would not quit on the bamboo．   47   will I ever quit on you． Don't   48   yourself with others． The bamboo had a different   49   from the fern． Yet they both make the forest beautiful． Your time will   50  ． You will rise high! "

   "How high should I rise?" I asked．

   "How high will the bamboo rise?" He asked   51  ．

   "As high as it can?" I   52  ．

   "Yes," He said． "Give me glory   53   rising as high as you can．"

   I left the forest and bring back this story． I hope it can help you see that God will never   54 on you． Never regret a day in your life． Good days give you happiness． Bad days give you   55 ． Both are necessary to life．

1.A． farm                B．heaven               C．bushes          D．woods

2.A． reason            B． sense                C．response  D．explanation

3.A． Even                B． Instead             C．Yet        D．Rather

4.A． again               B． always              C．ever     D．often

5.A． thin                  B． tiny          C．weak             D．short

6.A． largely             B． entirely            C．seemingly   D．probably

7.A． raised              B． provided      C．rose        D．produced

8.A． fruits               B． leaves               C．seeds             D.  roots

9.A． which              B． where              C．how       D．what

10.A． present              B． explore           C．handle           D .offer

11.A． particularly     B． actually             C．merely           D． obviously

12.A． Either            B． So                C．Neither           D． As

13.A． furnish      B． associate    C.  connect           D． compare

14.A． purpose             B． recognition         C.  credit           D． possibility

15.A． go                  B． come       C． get        D． leave

16.A． in nature           B． in exchange        C． in respect    D． in turn

17.A． questioned     B． required           C． requested         D． remarked

18.A． from             B． with          C． by               D． for

19.A． cut up          B． give up             C． break up     D． pick up

20.A． experiences          B． strengths           C． awards           D． ambitions

 

Growing up together in Twin Falls, Idaho, Lisa Fry and Paula Turner never doubted their friendship would last forever. But after Fry married, moved to New York City and had a baby, her letters to Turner suddenly went unanswered. "Do you think I've somehow offended her?" Fry asked her husband.

Turner, meanwhile, had thought she was no longer important to Fry. "She's got a family now," she told herself. "We're just too different to be close like before."

Finally, Fry picked up the courage to call her old friend. At first, the conversation was awkward, yet soon they both admitted that they missed each other. A month later, they got together, laughing and sharing confidences.

   "Thank goodness I finally took action," Fry says. "We both realized we were as important to each other as ever."

There are good reasons to value our friendships. Once a public-opinion research firm, Roper Starch Worldwide, asked 2007 people to identify one or two things that said the most about themselves. Friends far outranked（高于）homes, jobs, clothes and cars.

   “A stable friendship carries a long history of experience and interaction and keeps us connected,” says Donald Pannen, executive officer of the Western Psychological Association. "It is what we should protect." However, says Brant R. Burleson, professor of communication at Purdue University, "The better friends you are, the more likely you'll face conflicts." And even the result can be what you don't want--an end to the relationship.

The good news is that most troubled friendships can be mended. Here's what experts suggest:

◆Swallow your pride.

◆Apologize when you're wrong--even if you've also been wronged.

◆See things from your friend's point of view.

◆Accept that friendships change.

Making friends can sometimes seem easy, says Yager. The hard part is keeping the connections strong and long. Her suggestion: Consider friendship an honor and a gift, and worth the effort to treasure and develop.

71．The first paragraph is written mainly to_______.

     A．complain something to her husband

     B．show Lisa Fry missed her friend

     C．show family is more important than friendship

     D．introduce the topic to be discussed

72．The underlined word “awkward” in the third paragraph probably means______.

       A．uncomfortable      B．uninteresting      C．convenient        D．relaxed

73．Which of the following statements is TRUE according to this passage?

       A．Once friendship is broken, there is no way to be repaired.

       B．People don’t value friendship over other things

       C．The more and better friends we make, the happier we are.

       D．Lisa Fry and Paula Turner were as important to each other as ever.

74．Experts suggest that_________.

     A．Making friends should be no difficult experience.

     B．We should consider things for our friends first

     C．We should not have to apologize if it is not our fault

     D．Friendship should be one-way process and worth our effort.

75．Which of the following would be the best title for this passage?

      A．A Broken Friendship       

       B．Opinions on Friendship and Friends

      C．What Is Good Friendship?   

       D．How to Mend a Broken Friendship