of gardening to myself， and here was a child who couldn't wait to （14） with others． \， honey， let's pick some． We'll make a wonderful supper．\ Now I enjoy all of the garden's beauties with the children． We bring the（15） back home， preparing and cooking the produce together， because we know that everything is better when shared．
（1）A． Finally B． Quickly C． Luckily D． Immediately
（2）A． painted （3）A． it （4）A． water （5）A． hot （6）A． so （7）A． waited for
B． guarded B． him B．eat B． shy B． if
C． refused C． her C． sell C． sorry C． while
D． described D． them D． cook D． nervous D． unless
B． picked up C． pointed at D． looked
after
（8）A． hated （9）A． friends （10）A． bored （11）A． alone （12）A． safe （13）A． tradition （14）A． live （15）A． meat
B． forgot B． children B． silly B． sadly B． tasty
C． saved C． visitors C． afraid C． together C． famous
D． thanked D． neighbours D． surprised D． instead D． expensive
B． standard C． happiness D． background B． agree B． bread
C． work C． fruits
D． share D． drinks
11．（2018?安顺）I sat down to read under an old tree in the park． I felt my life was（1） ，for my whole world was dark． A young boy ran up to me， out of（2） ．He stood right before me with his head down and said（3） ，\， what I've found!\， and what a poor sight! The flower was dry and（4） ．I gave him a small smile and then turned my eyes
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away so that he could take his dry flower and go off to play．
（5） ，he sat next to my side and placed the flower to his（6） and said in surprise， \ smells sweet and it's beautiful， too． That's（7） I picked it． Here， it's for you．\ before me was dead． But I knew I must（8） it， or he might never leave． So I accepted the flower， and replied\， This is just what I（9） ．\， for the first time I noticed that the boy could not（10） ，because he was blind． Tears came down my face as I（11） him for picking the best one．\，\（12） I sat there and wondered how he was able to learn about my pain．Through the eyes of a blind child， （13） I could see the problem was not with the world； the problem was me． And for all those years I myself had been（14） ．I decided to see the beauty in life， and（15） every second of my life． And then I held that dry flower up to my nose and breathed in the smell of a beautiful rose． （1）A． hopeless
B． colourful C． simple
D． wonderful
（2）A． mind （3）A． sadly （4）A． fresh （5）A． So （6）A． nose （7）A． how （8）A． buy （9）A． want （10）A． cry （11）A． forgave （12）A． sleep
B． trouble C． work D． breath D． strictly D． heavy
B． excitedly C． angrily B． dead B． Or B． head B． when B． receive B． dislike B． speak B． thanked B． study
C． alive
C． However D． And C． ear C． why C． break C． admire C． smile C． paid C． play
D． eyes D． where D． accept D． have D． see D． hated D． dance
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（13）A． at most （14）A． blind （15）A． waste
B． at times B． useful B． forget
C． at first D． at last
C． cheerful D． deaf C． lose
D． enjoy
12．（2018?昆明）Space travel is nothing new． The first spacecraft with a human was sent up（1） space in 1961． Since then， people have not only traveled to space，（2） many of them have lived there in space stations for some time． The Soviet Union（前苏联） sent the（3） space station into space in 1971． This space station was called Salyut 1． Salyut 1（4） as a place where people could live while they observed space and did experiments． The first group of astronauts lived there for 23days． The Soviet Union went on to make seven more Salyut space stations． At about the same time， the United States had（5） own space station， called Skylab．
Astronauts（6） in these space stations for a short time． However， it wasn't until the late 1980s when The Soviet Union sent the Mir space station that people began to live in space for a （7） time．
Living in space stations seems to be fun， but astronauts face many problems． One of them （8） food． All the（9） on space station are put together on Earth and sent there by space shuttle． Because the food has to last a long time （sometimes up to three months）， a lot of it has to be stored in cans． The space station does not have a fridge， but it has a cool room to keep fruit and vegetables fresh． Astronauts also eat many other foods（10） dried meat that do not need special care． （1）A． into （2）A． or （3）A． ones （4）A． found
B． with B． but B． one B． was built
C． of C． unless C． first C． brought
（5）A． them
B． they
C． its
was
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（6）A． lived （7）A． more （8）A． am （9）A． apple （10）A． such as
B． played B． shorter B． is B． vegetable B． at last
C． took C． longer C． are C． meals C． next to
13．（2018?达州）If anyone can be called a scientific giant after Albert Einstein， that person must be Stephen Hawking． He was born in Oxford， England on January 8th， 1942． What a pity! On March 14， 2018， the world﹣famous British scientist（1） in Cambridge， UK．
After leaving high school， Hawking went first to Oxford University （2） he studied physics and then went to Cambridge University where he studied cosmology （宇宙学）． As he himself admits， he didn't work hard． He was a very lazy student， and did very（3） work． However， he enjoyed thinking everything around him， especially the universe． Today， he is called the King of the Universe．
It was at the age of 21that Hawking first（4） something was wrong with him． He started to bump into things． When he visited his family at Christmas time， his mother was so worried that she（5） him see a doctor． Hawking was sent to hospital for tests． Finally， the result came back． He（6） to have motor neuron disease （运动神经元病）， an incurable illness which would make him unable to speak， breathe or move （7） the help of a machine． Doctors said they had no ways to help him． He might die before 23． （8） ， Hawking became very depressed． After a while， though， he began to see his life in a different way． As he later wrote， \（诊断）， I was very（9） with life． There had not seemed to be anything worth doing． But shortly after I came out of hospital， I suddenly realized that there were a lot of worthwhile （值得做的） things I could do．\and found a job at Cambridge University as a professor． We strongly believe that his story shows that（10） ， how bad their situation is， should lose hope． \
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