Thefirst week is always a bit hard in my writing classes. I’m unfamiliar ______

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The first week is always a bit hard in my writing classes. I’m unfamiliar ________ the students, most of them trying to ________ themselves to their new environment. When Jennifer ________me with a question on the second day, I was ________ for the chance to connect at least one name with a face.

Her writing wasn’t perfect, but her effort was. She worked hard and pushed herself to achieve. She was excited to learn,________ made me enjoy teaching her. I didn’t realize then how much she would also teach me.

One Friday afternoon, Jennifer stopped by after class. She wasn’t asking a question about a paper I’d returned.________, she said quietly: “I didn’t attend classes yesterday. I was at the health center the whole day.” I gave her a sideways look,________. “It was just a virus (病毒). I’m fine now,” she ________ me. Then she was gone.

Two nights later, her father called to tell me that Jennifer would be missing a few classes. She had been in hospital with meningitis (脑膜炎). I heard from him again a few days later, and again after that. Her condition grew ________. We made trips to the hospital room. I was ________ frightened when I saw the pale, thin and weak girl who, only ten days earlier, had displayed life and warmth in my classroom.

A week later, Jennifer herself called me to tell me she was on the road to ________. “I’ll be back to school one day,” she said. “I have no ________ that you’ll be with us.” I told her,________ tears. I remembered what her father had said in his first phone call: “school ________ everything to Jenny.”

Then five weeks later, I walked into my classroom to find Jenny in her seat, smiling. She ________all of her missed homework, completed with thought and excellence. The strength of her will to overcome shone out of her pale, weak, eighteen-year-old face.

【小题1】

A．for

B．with

C．to

D．among

【小题2】

A．adapt

B．create

C．devote

D．concentrate

【小题3】

A．offered

B．bothered

C．challenged

D．approached

【小题4】

A．grateful

B．anxious

C．disappointed

D．embarrassed

【小题5】

A．it

B．what

C．which

D．that

【小题6】

A．However

B．Instead

C．Therefore

D．Besides

【小题7】

A．shy

B．generous

C．delighted

D．astonished

【小题8】

A．comforted

B．supported

C．attracted

D．impressed

【小题9】

A．better

B．sicker

C．worse

D．heavier

【小题10】

A．hardly

B．mainly

C．frequently

D．truly

【小题11】

A．recovery

B．success

C．school

D．attitude

【小题12】

A．idea

B．influence

C．opinion

D．doubt

【小题13】

A．going back

B．holding back

C．leaving back

D．running back

【小题14】

A．shares

B．creates

C．means

D．exchanges

【小题15】

A．gave up

B．handed in

C．left out

D．put up

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The couple ________ everything the Monday before their big day, but at that point the wedding flowers had already been ________. So Goytia thought some of the people most ________ by coronavirus shutdowns could ________ the roses. “These people can’t even see their families right now so we thought they could use some ________,” said Goytia.

The pair spent six hours organizing 800 flowers into bouquets (花束) and, with the help of community workers, found those who were glad to ________ them. In keeping with the ________ from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, they dropped the flowers off at the front door with staff who then ________ the bouquets. One of the homes, Legacy at Forest Ridge, shared photos of smiling ________ receiving the flowers on Facebook.

They were surprised after seeing the posted pictures online. “It was an emotional ________ point for us, because it really attached great ________ to these elderly people,” Goytia said.

The couple’s wedding date is now August 1.

After spending the last two years terrified of getting Covid-19, last month our three-year-old daughter-too young to be vaccinated-got sick. There was an________in her Pre-K classroom, so as soon as she got a temperature, we did an at-home test.

We spent a few_________nights fighting to bring her fever down as my kid coughed and struggled with congestion. Her doctor told us to only take her to the hospital if she had trouble breathing. The biggest “_________” I had to help our little warrior was over-the-counter medicine to reduce her fever.

________my little girl has now recovered, I can't stop thinking about how, as a country, the US just can't seem to________ prioritize the well-being of children. How could we so excitedly tout (吹捧) having a vaccine when it doesn't_________ the young kids? As kids across the country return to school without clear and accessible testing measures_________, how can anyone be claiming to put children’s safety or protection first?

At this point in the pandemic, the health of our children-not of our businesses-should be put first. For starters, that means we need a larger_________of tests and clear, consistent rules for isolating if _________or infected.

Even in the midst of the nightmare of my toddler testing_________, I was so________we had at-home tests. But the only reason we had them was because my husband had thought __________about our need for testing kits and masks during the holiday season. We were saved by pure________while many people have struggled to find tests. That is________.

As we enter year three of the pandemic, I have a_________ for the world’s richest democracy: Let’s prioritize children in 2022-their health and their rights because they’re the ones who have the highest price to pay.

And they’re already paying the bill.