阅读短文，从空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给词的正确形式填空，使短文通顺、连贯。
In traditional Chinese culture, a father's love is often quiet but strong. They may show their love 31. (different), but this love is always as deep as the ocean.
Zeng Guofan was 32. official leader in Qing dynasty. He was a busy man, but he always found time 33. (send) letters to his children. Zeng paid great attention 34. his children's personal growth. Through his letters, he set family rules and taught his sons to review them often. He kept 35. (follow) up on this work through his letters.
Lu Xun was one of China's greatest 36. (writer) of the 20th century. 37. he is known for his great writing, he was simply a gentle father to his son, Zhou Haiying. When Haiying was little, the family lived in Shanghai. In summer, the wet weather 38. (bring) the boy out in a rash (皮疹). Every evening, he ran to his father's room and lay on the bed. Lu Xun then came in with some unguent (药膏), he gently put it on Haiying's skin. The boy's skin cooled, but his heart got warm. Lu Xun liked to write letters with different kinds of paper. The most 39. (excite) thing for Haiying was to choose the “right” paper for his father. Lu Xun always accepted his son's ideas.
These fathers express their love in 40. (they) own ways. Fatherly love is different, but its strength holds a family together. Fatherly love is passed on from generation to generation.

31. differently 32. an 33. to send 34. to 35. following 36. writers 37. Although/Though 38. brought 39. exciting 40. their

四、阅读与表达（共 4 小题，41—43 小题，每小题 2 分，44 小题 4 分；满分 10 分）
阅读短文，然后根据内容回答问题。
Feeling joy is good for you and not just because you feel happy in the moment. You can save it up and use it again.
A joy journal is a special place for you to record anything and everything that brings you joy—what you like, what and who you appreciate (欣赏), what makes you laugh and feel happy. It's your journal, so you can include whatever you like in it. Taking time to record what's giving you joy helps you focus on that experience and draw even more happiness from it.
Chartered psychologist (心理学家) Reading says your joy journal can help you remember happier times when you're feeling a bit sad, lonely or worried. “Turning the pages can help those same feelings of joy flood back, helping you feel better. It can remind you that this moment will pass and joy will come again soon.” Reading also explains, “By recording your joyful moments you can return to them whenever you need a little encouragement and relive them in the future.”
“I like drawing so I would draw pictures of me and my friends in my journal because they make me happy. I'd stick in my favourite chocolate wrappers. My dad tells funny jokes so I could write the best ones in my journal too. I always record what makes us all happy and share them with my family too.” —Tanasha, aged 9.
Like Tanasha, you can keep a joy journal in your way. Now take your pens and record your joyful experiences to lift your mood!
41. What is a joy journal?

42. What are the advantages of recording what's giving you joy?

43. Who does Tanasha share her recorded happy things with?

44. Would you like to share your joy journal with your family or keep it to yourself? Explain your reason(s). Write 30 words or more.

41. A special place for you to record anything and everything that brings you joy.
42. It helps you focus on that experience and draw even more happiness from it.
43. She shares them with her family.
44. I'd like to share it with my family. Because it can let them know what makes me happy and strengthen our relationship. This makes our family closer—we know more about each other's joy and feel warmer together. It's nicer to let joy grow by sharing than keeping it alone. (开放试题, 言之有理, 言之有物即可)