吃得苦中苦，方为人上人，这句话就是我的座右铭。在这句话的激励下，我克服了许多困难，每当我看到这句话时，我的脑海里就自然的浮现出一件事。
在我读2年级的时候，我数学很差。看着别人考试都考90多分，而我却只有80多分，虽然我按时完成作业，但是分数怎么也高不起来。这种情况维持了一个学期，到了下学期，新来了一个魏老师。她不仅叫我做课内作业，还单独要我做课外作业。我自言自语地说：“有什么好做的，上课认真听讲不就行了。“没想到这话被魏老师听见了，她叫我去她办公室，我心想：这下可糟了，又要被挨骂了！我慢慢的走到办公室。没想到魏老师不但没骂我，还说：”我之所以叫你做课外作业，就是想提高你的成绩。没听说过‘吃得苦中苦，方为人上人’吗？“听过这话后，我学习更认真了，考试次次第一，也成功当上了数学大组长。
“吃得苦中苦，方为人上人”告诉我们要比别人更努力，就可以取得更大的成就。
《完形填空5》
(一)
LastspringIwaswalkinginapark．Ashortdistanceaheadofmewasamomandherthree-year-old1．Thelittlegirlwasholdingastring(细绳)thatwasattachedtoaheliumballoon．
Allofasudden，a2windtooktheballoonfromthelittlegirl．Ithoughtshewouldscreamandcry．
But，no!Asthelittlegirlturnedtowatchherballoon3
intothesky，shecheerfullyshouted，“Wow!”
Ididn'trealizeitatthatmoment．Butthatlittlegirlhad
taughtme
4．
Laterthatday．I5aphonecallfromapersonwithnews
ofanunexpectedproblem．Ifeltlikesaying，“Ohno，whatshould
wedo”But
6thatlittlegirl．Ifoundmyselfsaying：“Wow，that'sinteresting!Howcan
Ihelpyou”Onething'sforsure—life'salwaysgoingtoputus7balancewiththingswedon'texpect．However，howwerespond(反应)tothemisour8．Wecanchoosetobefrustratedorfascinated(着迷的)．
Nomatterwhatthesituationis，afascinated“Wow!”willalwaysbeata(n)9“Oh，no．”Sothenexttimeyouexperienceoneoflife'sunexpectedguests，rememberthatlittlegirlandmakeita“Wow!”experience．The“Wow!”response10works．1．A．sonB．cousinC．daughterD．sister
2．A．softB．heavyC．strangeD．strong
3．A．walkB．riseC．jumpD．run
4．A．anythingB．nothingC．everythingD．something5．A．tookB．receivedC．gaveD．accepted6．A．thinkingB．memorizingC．rememberingD．discussing7．A．offB．intoC．onD．in
8．A．problemB．choiceC．businessD．work9．A．excitingB．differentC．frustratedD．helpful10．A．sometimesB．alwaysC．seldomD．hardly
(二)
MadisonGlinskiisyoung，butsheisfamousbecause
sheoftenraiseslandhelpsmanypeopleinneed。
Lastyear，MadisonmadeaNewYear'sresolutiontohelp
poorchildren．Shedecidedtoraise￡500forachildren's
hospital．2didsheraisethemoneyShecameupwith
an3．Shethoughtshecouldplaytheviolinvery
well．．Aftertheyknewaboutherresolution，they5somemoneywithout
hesitation．Soonsheraised￡5006．
．Madisononcecollectedoldthingsfromherfriendsandneighbors，Shemadesomemoney8sellingthem．，shoesandclothesforthepoorchildreninAfrica．MadisonalsostartedaJustGivingpageontheInternet．She10morepeopletodonatemoneyonline．Shebelievedthatshecouldhelpmorepeople。
1．A．toysB．clothesC．shoesD．money
2．A．WhichB．WhenC．WhyD．How
3．A．opinionB．ideaC．articleD．exam
4．A．cryB．runC．performD．stand
5．A．putawayB．gaveawayC．ranawayD．wentaway6．A．clearlyB．successfullyC．1oudlyD．carefully7．A．moreB．lessC．betterD．worse
8．A．fromB．byC．withD．through
9．A．soldB．boughtC．borrowedD．collected10．A．encouragedB．refusedC．stoppedD．regretted
(三)
Atiredtravelerwasridinghishorsethewholedaylhesawashadygrove(小树林)oftrees．He2thehorseandafterlettingthehorseeatthegrassnearby，helaydownunderashadytree．
Afterafewhours，．Hesawastrongsticklyingontheground．Now，heknewthat5musthavestolenhishorse．Hepickedthestickandstartedwalkingtowardsthenearbyvillage．
Hewenttothevillage's6．Thenhewavedthestickandshouted．“WhohasstolenmyhorseWhoeverhasdonethismust7myhorseorIwilldowhatIhaddoneinthemarketlasttime．”
Byhisloudvoice，thethiefgot8．Hebroughtthehorseandhandeditovertothetravelerandaskedinawhisper，“Whatdidyoudolasttimewhenyourhorse9？”
Thetravelersmiledandsaid，“Oh!Ibought10horseinthecity．”1．A．sinceB．whenC．althoughD．while
2．A．gotupB．turnedoffC．tookoffD．gotoff3．A．missingB．illC．hungryD．asleep
4．A．rideB．findC．feedD．1eave5．A．anybodyB．nobodyC．somebodyD．everybody6．A．marketB．bankC．schoolD．poo1
7．A．sendB．returnC．borrowD．train8．A．scaredB．tiredC．excitedD．annoyed9．A．stoleB．isstolenC．wasstealingD．wasstolen10．A．otherB．theotherC．anotherD．others
(四)
Once．a1azyrabbitnamedMonulivedinaforest．Heneverdidlworkathome．Hewalkedandhopped(跳跃)slowly．Heneverreachedanywhereintime2hewasslowandlazy．Hisparentsalways3him，“Son，yourlazinesswillmakeyousufferoneday．Pleasechangethisbadhabit．”
ButMonuneverpaidattentiontotheir4．Hedidnotchangehisbadhabitoflaziness．
OnedayMonuwas5underashadytree．Someotherrabbitswereplayingnearby．Justthenanotherrabbit，namedSonu，sawawolfcomingdownthepath．Hewenttotheotherrabbitsandsaid，“Friends．1etusrunaway．Thewolfiscominghere．Hewill6usup．”
Alltherabbitsheardhimand7．SonutriedtowakeupMonubuthesaid，“Oh!Thewolfisstill8fromhere．Letmesleep9longer．”
Sonuwentaway．Soonthewolfcametothespot．Monucouldnotrunawayintime．Thewolfjumpeduponhimandkilledhim．SotheMonulosthis10becauseofhislaziness
1．A．someB．anyC．manyD．much
2．A．becauseB．soC．butD．and
3．A．praisedB．askedC．warnedD．minded
4．A．ideaB．planC．actionD．advice5．A．shoutingB．cryingC．lyingD．jumping6．A．dressB．eatC．giveD．put
7．A．ranoffB．tookoffC．turnedoffD．felloff8．A．differentB．oppositeC．freeD．far
9．A．1ittleB．fewC．alittleD．afew10．A．wayB．1ifeC．directionD．mind
(五)
Doyouknowwhat“payitforward”meansIt'snotpayingforsomething1youbuyit．“Payingitforward”istodosomething2foranotherpersonfornoreason．Thenthatpersoncando3niceforsomeoneelse，too．
Youmaythinkitdoesn'tseemlikemuch．4thiskindactcanspreadreallyfast．
EarlythisDecember，awomanwas5McDonald'sinFlorida．US．Shealsoboughtthenextperson'smeal．Well，thatpersondidthe6thing，andthenextpersondidtoo．Soon，250peopleboughtmealsfor7person!
Youcan“payitforward”bydoingsomethingextraniceforanyonearoundyou．Just8littlethings，likehelpingyourmomcleanthe9withoutherasking．Itcanmakeaperson'sday．Then，，anyonecanmaketheworldabetterplace．
1．A．beforeB．afterC．whenD．while
2．A．helpfulB．kindC．niceD．happy
3．A．anythingB．somethingC．nothingD．everything
4．A．SoB．OrC．AndD．But
5．A．buyingB．sellingC．makingD．asking
6．A．1ittleB．sameC．bigD．different
7．A．otherB．theotherC．anotherD．theothers
8．A．1ookatB．careforC．workoutD．1ookfor9．A．houseB．streetC．schoo1D．classroom10．A．withB．forC．aboutD．without
(六)
Agoodfriendofmine，Gabriel，hadasmallfarminalittletown．Heonlyhadacowanddreamedabouthavingalargecattleranch(畜牧场)．
Heoncetoldhisfather，“Dad，Iwouldliketohavethat1overthere．2canIgetit”
Hisfather3himtogoandtalktothelandownertoseehowtheycouldgettheland．Gabrielreplied，“Butwedon'thavethe4．”Hisfathersaid，“Donotworry；goandtalktohim．”
SeveralyearshavepassedandrightnowGabrielnotonlyownsthelandbutownsaThemeParkthatincludes5cows，asmallzoo，andmuchmorefunforthewholefamilyenjoyment．
Ayearago，whentheparkwasalreadyattractingahugenumberoftourists，Gabriel'swifeSarahhadadream．“Iwantto6thebiggestcowintheworld．”shesaid．
Theycalledafriendofmine，ManuelHernandez，forthistask．Inthreedayshehadplansforthewholeproject．Thentheyasked，“Howmuchwillit7”Manuelsaiditwasalotofmoney．“8willloan(贷款)usthatmoneytobuildaCow”，theythought．Butthemanagerofthebanktrustedthemandlentthemmoney．LastOctober，LaManuela，thebiggestcowintheworldwasopenedtothepublic．Itis9meterstalland16meterslong．Thecowactuallyeatsyou．．．andyoucantravel9thecowlearninghowgrassisturnedintomilk．10，youcomedownfromtheudder(乳房)ofthecowcompletinga17minutemagicalrideinsidethecow．1．A．roomB．1andC．farmD．house
2．A．WhyB．WhereC．WhatD．How
3．A．encouragedB．orderedC．stoppedD．refused
4．A．planB．placeC．moneyD．wish
5．A．severalhundredofB．onehundreds
C．onehundredsofD．severalhundredsof
6．A．buyB．buildC．feedD．see
7．A．costB．payC．takeD．spend8．A．SomebodyB．Everybody
C．NobodyD．Anybody
9．A．nearB．outsideC．byD．inside10．A．FromnowonB．AtlastCJusthenDAtfirst
(七)
ItwastheChristmasof1961．Iwasteachinginasmall
towninOhio，US．Theremy27thirdgraderslookedforwardtoChristmasDay—allofthemexceptonelittlegirl．Ilwhatwouldhappentothisquietchild，oncesohappy，nowsosad．Ihopedthe2wouldmakeherhappy．Alterallshewasonlyakid．But3did．
ChristmasDayfinallycame．Wewereexcited．Throughitall．shesatquietlywatching．Ihadmadeaspecialbagforher，Iwantedverymuchtoseeher4，Sheopenedthepackagesoslowlyandcarefully．Iwaited5sheturnedaway．Afterschoolthechildrenleftinlittlegroups．butshewalkedalone，watchingthemgooutthedoor．Whenshecametome．shegavemeasmallwhitebox．“For6”
Iasked．Shesaidnothing，butnoddedherhead．Iopenedit．Therewasagoldenchain(链子)inthebox．InaflashIknewshehadmadeitforhermother．amothershewould7seeagain，amotherwhowouldneverholdherorbrushherhairorshareafunnystorywithhereveragain．Hermother8threeweeksago．
Iheldoutthechain．“Maria．itissobeautiful．Shewouldhavelovedit．”Neitherofuscouldstopthe9．Shestumbled(蹒跚)intomyarms．AndforthatmomentIbecameher10，forshehadgivenmethegreatestgiftsofall：hertrustandlove．
1．A．knewB．thoughtC．1earnedD．wondered2．A．festivalB．giftC．gameD．story3．A．nothingB．everythingC．anyoneD．something4．A．gradeB．giftC．smileD．surprise5．A．andB．orC．ifD．but
6．A．meB．herC．himD．you7．A．alwaysB．sometimesC．neverD．seldom8．A．wentbyB．passedawayC．setoffD．movedaway9．A．storyB．happyC．timeD．tears10．A．friendB．sisterC．motherD．teacher
(八)
Iwasdrivingbymyselfonahotsummerdaywhentherewassomethingwrongwithmycar．IknewIwasin1．Luckily，Iwasonthetopofahillandrolleddownintoasmallvillage．Istoppedthereandthought，“Wow，whatamIgoingtodonow？”Itwas11pm，dark，andIwas2．
RightwhenIwasstartingtopanic(恐慌)，atruckpulled
upandthedriverasked3theproblemwas．Itoldhimwhat
hadhappenedandhesaid，“Don'tworry，mybrotherownsa
partsstore．I'11gethimto4thestoreforyou”．
“No，it'stoo5，”Isaid，“He'sprobablysleeping
andIdon'twantto6himupforastrangerinneedofa
carpart．
Themansaid，“Comeon，hewon't7”Hisbrother，whohadbeensleeping，immediatelyjumpedoutofbed，gotinthetruckwithus，openedthestore，andfoundthepartforme．
Itriedtopaythem8theirhelp．buttheyrefused．“That'sOK．Gladwecould
help!Maybeyoucanhelp9someday．
I'll10forgetthosewords．Thesetwomenare“everydayheroes”．1．A．peaceB．troubleC．dangerD．need2．A．happyB．nervousC．boredD．worried3．A．whereB．howC．whatD．who4．A．sellB．openC．buildD．1ock5．A．1ateB．darkC．earlyD．bad6．A．bringB．takeC．wakeD．give7．A．careB．standC．hearD．mind8．A．withB．forC．onD．at9．A．someoneelseB．elseanyoneC．elsesomeoneD．anyoneelse
10．A．everB．alwaysC．hardlyD．never
(九)
Whichworddoyoulike．canorcan't7Whatevermymothertoldoraskedmetodowasalways1bymywords．“Ican't．”VeryfewtasksorgoalsthatI2todowereevercompleted．
“Iwantyoutoreadthisarticle．”Motherbegan．“It's
aboutMarloThomas．Shetells3asimplepoemchanged
herlife．Shewentfromsaying．Ican'tto4．According
tothisarticle．shewasableto5herlife，andhercareer，
bylearningthelessonsinthepoem．
IthoughtitmustbegreattobeMarlo!Besideherphotowasthepoemmymotherhadspokenof，asimplepoemcalled“Ican”．
“Iwantyouto6thatpoem．”Mothersaid．
“Mom．”Icomplained．“Ican'tlearnthatpoem．It'stoo7！”
“It'snottoolongandyes．youcanlearnit．Iwantyoutoknowitperfectlybythistimetomorrow。”
Idroppedmyshoulders，turnedandmademywaybacktomybedroom8themagazineinmyhand．Withaheavyheart．Ilayonmybedandbeganmytask．“Can'tisawordthatisthe9ofambition(雄心)，”Ibegan．Irepeatedthesentence．IrepeateditagainandagainuntilImemorizedit．“Anenemywaitingtojumponyourstrengthofwill…”I10untilthefollowingevening．whenIproudlyrecitedthepoemthathascontinuedtobemymotto(座右铭)．
MsThomasdidnotknowme，butherstorychangedmylifeforever．1．A．refusedB．completedC．followedD．forgot2．A．wentbackB．setoutC．wentonD．setup3．A．howB．whenC．whatD．that
4．A．IwillB．IdoC．IcanD．Imay5．A．trainBholdC．reachD．change6．A．memorizeB．readC．forgetD．manage7．A．difficultB．longC．boringD．meaningless8．A．withoutB．atC．onD．with
9．A．enemyB．friendC．teacherD．father10．A．readB．stoppedC．continuedD．finished
(十)
InChina，Teachers’DayisonSept．10．Itisadaytoshow
respectandappreciation(感谢)toteachers．IntheUSA，there
isalsoadaywhichisset1teachers．It'scalledTeacher
AppreciationDay．Infact，USschoolsappreciatetheir2the
wholefirstweekinMay．TeacherAppreciationDayfallsonthe
Tuesdayofthatweek．
Duringthewholeweek，Americanschools3host(主办)specialpartiesfortheirteachers．Theygiveteachersgiftsandsnacks．Theyalso4some“Thankyou”signsontheschoolwalls．
Americanstudentsusuallygivesmallgiftstotheirteachers．Theywantto5theirappreciationtothem．Theyalsowanttotelltheirteachershowgreat6are．Itisagoodideatogivesome7orsnackstoteachers．Forexample，anappleisOK．Anotherpopulargiftisathank-youcard．USteacherslovesuchasmallcard8it'sheartfelt(真诚的)andmeaningful．What'smore，thecardis9tomake．Everystudentcanmakeit．Studentsdon'tneedto10muchmoneyforthethank-youcard．Doyouwanttomakeathank-youcardJusttry．
1．A．forB．withC．underD．as2．A．parentsB．teachersC．studentsD．relatives3．A．neverB．hardlyC．seldomD．usually4．A．putupB．putoffC．putoutD．puton5．A．warnB．adviseC．expressD．prevent6．A．heB．sheC．weD．they7．A．flowersB．fruitsC．drinksD．food8．A．althoughB．becauseC．sothatD．since9．A．difficultB．easyC．heavyD．light10．A．takeB．spendC．payD．cost
参考答案
(一)
1．C2．D3．B4．D5．B6．C7．A8．B9．C10．B
(二)
1．D2．D3．B4．C5．B6．B7．A8．B9．B10．A
(三)
1．B2．D3．A4．B5．C6．A7．B8．A9．D10．C
(四)
1．B2．A3．C4．D5．C6．B7．A8．D9．C10．B
(五)
1．A2．C3．B4．D5．A6．B7．C8．D9．A10．B
(六)
1．B2．D3．A4．C5．D6．B7．A8．C9．D10．B
(七)
1．D2．A3．A4．C5．D6．A7．C8．B9．D10．C
(八)
1．B2．D3．C4．B5．A6．C7．D8．B9．A10．D
(九)
1．C2．B3．A4．C5．D6．A7．B8．D9．A10．C
(十)
1．A2．B3．D4．A5．C6．D7．B8．B9．B10．C