2021年1月23日发(作者：中性)

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Passa ge1
（
2020·
黑龙江道里
·
哈尔滨三中高三期中）








On his knees, a cute boy is packing the sand into a bucket at a beautiful beach. He turns the bucket upside
down and



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it. To the



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of the little architect, a castle tower is created. He works all afternoon
packing the walls, building sentries
（哨兵）
with bottle tops and bridges with sticks. And a sandcastle will be built.
In a big city with



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streets and traffic, a man is working in an office. He packs papers into piles, holds the
phone between his



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and shoulder and



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the keyboard with his fingers. Contracts gets signed and to
the joy of the man, a



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is made. His pension will be sentries and capital gains will be



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. An empire
will be built.
The two builders of the two castles have very much



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. They both



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smallness into greatness.
They both make something beautiful out of



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. And for both, the tide will rise and the



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will come.
Yet that is where the



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stop. The little boy sees the end of his castle while the man



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it. As the dusk
approaches and waves near, the child



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to his feet and begins to clap as the waves wash away his



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.
There is no sorrow, no



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and no regret. He smiles and goes home.
The man in his office is not very



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like the child. As his empire is fading, he is terrified, trying to



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it.



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at the incoming tide.
Go ahead and build your dreams, but with a child's heart. When the sun



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and the tides take, just
applaud. Salute the process of life and go home with a smile.
1
．
A
．
kicks
2
．
A
．
shock
3
．
A
．
lonely
4
．
A
．
hand
5
．
A
．
fixs
6
．
A
．
profit
7
．
A
．
bridges
8
．
A
．
in hand
9
．
A
．
increase
10
．
A
．
something
11
．
A
．
award
B
．
lifts
B
．
sorrow
B
．
busy
B
．
neck
B
．
feels
B
．
point
B
．
tool
B
．
in common
B
．
cut
B
．
anything
B
．
victor
C
．
breaks
C
．
regret
C
．
clean
C
．
arm
C
．
hits
C
．
record
C
．
buckets
C
．
in need
C
．
shape
C
．
everything
C
．
future
D
．
covers
D
．
delight
D
．
empty
D
．
ear
D
．
checks
D
．
wish
D
．
beaches
D
．
in total
D
．
throw
D
．
nothing
D
．
end


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．
A
．
similarities
13
．
A
．
follows
14
．
A
．
jumps
15
．
A
．
dream
16
．
A
．
excitement
17
．
A
．
wise
18
．
A
．
finish
19
．
A
．
glances
20
．
A
．
sets
B
．
competitions
B
．
accepts
B
．
struggles
B
．
gift
B
．
hesitation
B
．
naughty
B
．
protect
B
．
stares
B
．
shines
C
．
differences
C
．
ignores
C
．
sticks
C
．
masterpiece
C
．
fear
C
．
curious
C
．
improve
C
．
yells
C
．
rises
Passage2
（
2020·
河南月考）

D
．
changes
D
．
enjoys
D
．
bends
D
．
memory
D
．
desire
D
．
pessimistic
D
．
collect
D
．
points
D
．
bums




When my daughter was in the 4th grade, one day she brought home four twigs. They were tiny trees given
to the students by the school to


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. None of them looked very


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but with a hope for the


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, so I
helped my daughter plant them in our backyard. Over the years an accident with the lawnmower
（割草机）
and


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soil brought an end to three of them. All that was left was a single evergreen
（常青树）
.
It was not straight and grew very


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, seemingly never growing very tall. In the end it looked more like a
fat bush than a


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. I noticed a few years ago that it was starting to


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. The lower branches were
becoming


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. The needles on the branches a little further up had turned brown. Only the top third of the tree
was still green. Last summer I did my best to


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it by feeding it a lot of fertilizer
（肥料）
but


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.
This morning I went out and looked at it again. I was


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on whether it would be better to just cut it down.
It would make mowing the lawn


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and I would no longer have to watch it die. As I walked over to take a closer
look at it,


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, I noticed something moving within the needles. It was a robin patiently


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a nest in the
topmost branches. I


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when I looked at it and thought that maybe this old tree had some life and


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left
in it yet. It may not be healthy or pretty but it was still giving a bird a


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and oxygen to this world.
This tree


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me of something too. All of our lives have a


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. All of our lives have meaning. It
doesn’t matter whether we are young and healthy or
old and sick. Until our last


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here we can help to make
this world a better and more beautiful place.
21
．
A
．
research
22
．
A
．
delicate
23
．
A
．
safety
24
．
A
．
poor
B
．
climb
B
．
young
B
．
future
B
．
soft
C
．
feed
C
．
strong
C
．
praise
C
．
wet
D
．
plant
D
．
precious
D
．
fruit
D
．
thick


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．
A
．
wildly
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．
A
．
branch
27
．
A
．
die
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．
A
．
flexible
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．
A
．
protect
30
．
A
．
in vain
31
．
A
．
relying
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．
A
．
shorter
33
．
A
．
besides
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．
A
．
building
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．
A
．
cried
36
．
A
．
privilege
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．
A
．
home
38
．
A
．
cheated
39
．
A
．
limit
40
．
A
．
wish
B
．
slowly
B
．
wheat
B
．
bend
B
．
hard
B
．
save
B
．
in order
B
．
insisting
B
．
busier
B
．
however
B
．
painting
B
．
whispered
B
．
potential
B
．
point
B
．
reminded
B
．
result
B
．
matter
C
．
firmly
C
．
tree
C
．
grow
C
．
broken
C
．
cure
C
．
in place
C
．
carrying
C
．
easier
C
．
therefore
C
．
discovering
C
．
smiled
C
．
energy
C
．
stage
C
．
warned
C
．
switch
C
．
chance
D
．
randomly
D
．
trunk
D
．
appear
D
．
bare
D
．
decorate
D
．
in shock
D
．
deciding
D
．
greener
D
．
otherwise
D
．
designing
D
．
teased
D
．
usefulness
D
．
direction
D
．
ridded
D
．
purpose
D
．
moment
Passage3
（
2020·
重庆一中高一月考）




My daughter loved dance, until she didn’t. After a(n)



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first year, I noticed her interest
disappearing week by week. Then, one day, she slowly



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to me before class and asked if she could just drop
it.
My first reaction was to



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her to “finish what you start”. After all, sticking with something d
ifficult can
teach determination, discipline and



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. But watching my first-grader drag (
勉强
) herself into each ballet
position, I started to



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how much that “blanket advice” meant. Is it really in my kid’s best interest, or even
practical, to make her stick to every promise through until she reaches a bitter



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? What if there are different
but



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valuable qualities, which can be gained by giving up the things that are not right for her?
With the winter show coming near, I realized she needed to either drop her class or devote herself to it. After a
few days’



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, she decided dance wasn’t for her —
a(n)


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I supported. Quitting is never a
black-and-white problem. Sometimes, it means



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a barrier in your way to love something else. In my
daughter’s case, ending dance made space for her new



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, such as horseback riding and Girl Scouts. She’s
into them for now, but it is okay if that still changes.