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A Cold Night, A Warm Home
One cold winter morning, Mrs Wilton looked out of the window. 1 around the house was white after two days of heavy snow. It looked beautiful, but it was also dangerous.
Her two children, Tom and Jim, did not go to school that day because of the snowstorm. Their father called from work to say the 2 were closed, and buses stopped running. He might not be able to come home.
3, Mrs Wilton heard a loud sound. The big tree in their yard fell down, and at that moment, the lights 4. The television stopped, and even the phone became useless. The children were 5 at first, but Mrs Wilton stayed calm. She gently told them they must take care of each other and stay safe.
Without 6, many things in the house no longer worked: the fridge, the TV, the computer, and the heater. However, the Wiltons were prepared. They had candles for light and a wood stove (炉子) for heat. Mrs Wilton cooked noodles on the stove, and soon the house felt warm again.
They also had a small radio. From the news, they 7 that the snowstorm caused power cuts in many areas, and many families were not ready for the sudden changes. Thinking of this, Mrs Wilton felt 8 that her family had prepared for cold nights like this.
Later that night, Mrs Wilton and her children played games and told jokes. Before going to bed, they stepped outside and looked at the quiet snow 9 the stars. Even without power, they felt safe and lucky, because they knew how to live a 10 life when facing difficulties. Their care for each other made the night feel warm.
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A Cold Night, A Warm Home
One cold winter morning, Mrs Wilton looked out of the window. 1 around the house was white after two days of heavy snow. It looked beautiful, but it was also dangerous.
Her two children, Tom and Jim, did not go to school that day because of the snowstorm. Their father called from work to say the 2 were closed, and buses stopped running. He might not be able to come home.
3, Mrs Wilton heard a loud sound. The big tree in their yard fell down, and at that moment, the lights 4. The television stopped, and even the phone became useless. The children were 5 at first, but Mrs Wilton stayed calm. She gently told them they must take care of each other and stay safe.
Without 6, many things in the house no longer worked: the fridge, the TV, the computer, and the heater. However, the Wiltons were prepared. They had candles for light and a wood stove (炉子) for heat. Mrs Wilton cooked noodles on the stove, and soon the house felt warm again.
They also had a small radio. From the news, they 7 that the snowstorm caused power cuts in many areas, and many families were not ready for the sudden changes. Thinking of this, Mrs Wilton felt 8 that her family had prepared for cold nights like this.
Later that night, Mrs Wilton and her children played games and told jokes. Before going to bed, they stepped outside and looked at the quiet snow 9 the stars. Even without power, they felt safe and lucky, because they knew how to live a 10 life when facing difficulties. Their care for each other made the night feel warm.
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C
)1. A. Something B. Anything C. Everything D. Nothing(
B
)2. A. parks B. roads C. windows D. libraries(
A
)3. A. Suddenly B. Firstly C. Finally D. Lastly(
D
)4. A. went on B. turned down C. turned up D. went out(
B
)5. A. quiet B. nervous C. relaxed D. bored(
D
)6. A. light B. water C. food D. power(
C
)7. A. worked out B. searched out C. found out D. pointed out(
D
)8. A. homeless B. hopeful C. helpless D. thankful(
A
)9. A. under B. above C. over D. beyond(
A
)10. A. simple B. lonely C. poor D. strange答案
1-5 CBADB 6-10 DCDAA
