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akea25businessdecision,Idecidedtoofferthepianotoherasa26.IwassureIhadjust27anewpiano.IhadneverthoughtIcouldgetthemoneyback.Butthepaymentscamein,all52ofthemas28―sometimeswithcoinsinanenvelope.How29itwas！So,Iputtheincident（发生的事情）outofmy30for20years.Thenoneday,Iwenttobuyatickettoa31.Butalltheticketssoldout.Thena32cametome,“Doyoustillrememberme,sir”It’sa33face,butIcouldn’tfigureoutwhereIhadseenher.

“Ipaidforyourpianobyselling34.Thankyouforhavingofferedthatchance.NowI’mapianistandthisismyconcert.Weletomyconcert.”Withthesewordsshe35meaticket.IwassotouchedthatIcouldn’tsayanything.

16.A.watchesB.pianosC.shoesD.puters

17.A.replyB.messageC.letterD.request

18.A.expensiveB.oldC.redD.cheap

19.A.MoreorlessB.Nowandthen

C.GenerallyspeakingD.Ofcourse

20.A.offerB.acceptC.giveD.provide

21.A.refusedB.skippedC.keptD.turned

22.A.promisingB.announcingC.requiringD.explaining

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23.A.lostB.soldC.ownedD.rented

24.A.InsteadofB.InspiteC.WithoutD.Despite

25.A.successfulB.greatC.terribleD.impossible

26.A.donationB.businessC.panyD.love

27.A.thrownupB.thrownawayC.givenoutD.givenup

28.A.discussedB.decidedC.agreedD.performed

29.A.pleasingB.disappointingC.annoyingD.surprising

30.A.mindB.heartC.bodyD.spirit

31.A.movieB.trainC.concertD.plane

32.A.gentlemanB.ladyC.girlD.policeman

33.A.similarB.strangeC.beautifulD.familiar

34.A.chickenB.eggsC.flowersD.newspapers

35.A.boughtB.lentC.handedD.spared

第二部分阅读理解（共10小题；每小题2分,满分20分）

TheGodinYouth――MichaelJordan

TherewerealreadysignsthatMichaelhadagooddealoftalent.HarvestSmith,aclassmateandclosefriendwhointhosedaysplayedbasketballwithhimpracticallyeveryday,thoughthewasthebestplayerontheirninth-gradeteam―hewassmall,buthewasveryquick.“You’dseehimgetashotoff,andyou’dwonderhowhedidit,becausehewasn’tthatbit,”Harvestsaid,“butitwasthequickness.Theonlyquestionwashowbighewasgoingtobe―andhowfaruphewouldtakehisskilllevel.”

Thesummerafterninthgrade,MichaelandHarvestbothwenttoPopHerring’sbasketballcamp.InHarvest’smindtherewasnodoubtwhichofthetwoofthemwasthebetterplayer―itwasMichaelbyfar.Butonthedaythevarsity（代表队）cutswereannounced―itwasthebigdayoftheyear,fortheyhadallknownforweekswhenthelistwouldbeposted―heandRoySmithhadgonetotheLaneygym.Harvest’snamewasonit.Michael’swasnot.“WeknewMichaelwasgood,”FredLynch,theLaneyassistantcoach,saidlater,“butwewantedhimtoplaymoreandwethoughtthejayvee（二队）wasbetterforhim.”Heeasilybecamethebestplayerinthejayveethatyear.Hesimplycontrolledtheplay,andhediditnotbysizebutwithquickness.Thereweregamesinwhichhewouldscorefortypoints.Hewassogood,infact,thatthejayveegamesbecamequitepopular.Theentirevarsitybegantoeearlysotheycouldwatchhimplayinthejayveegames.

HarvestnoticedthatwhileMichaelhadbeenwildly-petitivebeforehehadbeencut,afterthecutheseemedevenmorepetitivethanever,asifdeterminedthatitwouldneverhappenagain.

Betweenthetimehewascutandthestartofbasketballinhisjunioryear,Michaelgrewaboutfourinches.Thespeedhadalwaysbeenthere,andhowhewasstronger,andhecoulddunk.Hishandshadgottenmuchbigger,Harvestnoticed.Hewasasdrivenasever,thehardest-workingplayerontheteaminpractice.Ifhethoughtthathisteammateswerenotworkinghardenough,hewouldgetonthemhimself,andonoccasionhepushedthecoachestogetonthem.SuddenlyLaneyHighhadthebeginningofaverygoodbasketballteam,anditsrisingstarwasMichaelJordan.

36.Itcanbeinferredthat＿＿＿.

A.MichaelJordanisverytall

B.MichaelJordanisveryproud

C.MichaelJordanisverymodest

D.MichaelJordantrieshisbesteverywhere

37.ThereasonthatFredLynchandothersdidn’tchooseMichaelJordanfirstwasthat＿＿＿.

A.theythoughtthejayveewasbetterforJordan

B.thejayveewasbetterthanthefirstteam

C.MichaelJordanwasn’ttallenough

D.MichaelJordanwastoothin

38.WhofirstdiscoveredMichaelJordan’sspecialtalentaccordingtothepassage

A.Allhisclassmates.

B.HarvestSmith.

C.MichaelJordan’steachers.

D.Anewbasketballstar.

39.WhenMichaelJordanfoundhisteammatesweren’tworkinghard,＿＿＿.

A.hewouldscoldthem

B.hewouldhavearest

C.hewouldgoonworkinghardalone

D.hewouldadvisethemorgetthecoachestoadvisethem

In1939,RalphGuldahlwasagiantinthegameofgolf.Atoweringfigureonthelinks,theshymanseeminglycamefromnowheretowinsuccessiveUSOpensin1937and1938,andthentheMastersin1939.ButafterwritingGrooveYourGolf,astep-by-stepguideforbeginners,Guldahlneverwonanotherchampionship.Thequestionthathashaunted（萦绕）golferseversinceis:Didtoomuchthinkingderail（使偏离轨道）oneofthesportsgreatesttalents“Howcanyouhitandthinkatthesametime”thefamousAmericanbaseballplayerYogiBerraonceasked.It’saquestionthathashungforseveraltensofyearsoverafottengreatofgolfing:atall,shymancalledRalphGuldahl.

BorninDallasin1911toNorwegianimmigrantparents,theyoungGuldahlbeganhangingaroundhislocalgolfcoursehopingtoearn

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