中考英语五选五新题型训练29套题

可修编训练一一模I’djustgotinataxiattherailwaystationwhensuddenlyIfoundoneofmysuitcases(手提箱)missing.Justthen,Isawayoungman,notveryfar,openingitandtakingoutvaluables.“Stopthief!Stopthief!”Ishoutedandthrewopenthecardoorandrushedouttohim,followedbythedriverandsomepassers-by.   60  .Mydrivercaughthimbytheneckandtookoutthevaluablesfromhistrouserpocketandputthembackintomysuitcase.Halfanhourlater,61ButasIcheckedthosestolenthings,Ibecameverysurprised,unabletospeak.  62  .Andabloodtestreportofa58-year-oldwomanappeared.Isuddenlyrealizedthatthetaxidrivermusthavemistakenthethief’sthingsandputhisintomysuitcase.  63 .Butthisstorykeepsingbacktome.Wastheyoungmanahabitualthieforadutifulsonwhohadbeendriventofindmoneytosavehismother’slife?  64.HowIwishIhadgonebackthatafternoontoreturnthemoneyandthereportandsaysorrytohim.Forthefirsttimeinmylife,Irealizedthathateandloveareveryclose.A.Myheartachesforhim B.Twoyearshaspassedsincethen C.Isatbackinthetaxiandbreathedasightofrelief(松了一口气).D.VerysoonwecaughtupwiththethiefE.Beforemyeyeswas200yuaninsteadof100训练二（东城一模） HaveyoueverwonderedwhytoybearsarecalledTeddyBears?WhynotHarryorJoeorJane?  60 .ThepresidentwasTeddyRoosevelt.61.In1902Rooseveltwentbearhunting（狩猎）withsomefriends.  62.Hecouldn’tseemtofindanything.Hisfriendsfoundablackbear,andtiedittoatree.TheythoughtthatRooseveltwouldwanttoshootitwithhisgun.WhenRooseveltsawthebear,herefusedtokillit.Shootingabeartied toatreewasn’tfair!  63.Anewspaperartistheardthestoryofthebearhuntanddrewacartoonaboutit. 64 .Hemadeatoybear.LaterhewasallowedtousePresidentRoosevelt’snameforthebearshemade.The“TeddyBear”wasborn! A. HeletthebeargoB. Hewasthe26thpresidentoftheUnitedStatesC. However,hishuntwasgoingpoorlythatdayD. MorrisMichtom,ownerofatoystore,sawthecartoonE. TheansweresfromastoryaboutaU.S.presidentandabear训练三昌平一模Eatingtoomuchfoodmakesyoufatandthisisverybadforyourheart.Therearetwothingstodo.   60  .Eatfoodwithproteinsandvitamins.61.Fruitandvegetableshavelotsofvitamins.Youneedtoeatsomefatbutdon’teattoomuch.  62.Alsodrinklotsofwaterorfruitjuice.Don’tdrinktoomuchcocacolabecauseit’sbadforyourteeth!Dosomeanaerobicexerciseeveryday.  63 .Theimportantthingistokeepmovinguntilyoubreathequicklyandyourheartbeatsfast.Theheartgetsstrongerwhenitworkshard.Thishelpsyourbloodgoaroundyourbodybetter. 64 .Smokingisbadforyourheart,andyourhealth.   A.Becauseit’snotgoodforyourheart B.YoucangoswimmingordowalkingC.EathealthilyandtakelotsofexerciseD.FishandmeathavealotofproteininthemE.Finally,don’tsmokeifyouwanttobefit                          训练四房山一模JayChouwasborninTaiwan,China.Hegrewupwithhismother,andwasaquietandshykid. 60  Sopeoplethoughthewouldneverbesuccessfulinlife.Asasmallchild,Jaytookagreatinterestinmusic. 61  . Heloveditandkeptonpracticing.Whenhewasinhighschool,hecouldplaythepianoquitewell.Atthesametime,heshowedhistalentforwritingsongs. BeforeJaybecameasinger,heworkedasasongwriter. 62  . Hisfirstalbum（专辑）cameoutin2000,andsoonhebecamequitepopular. 63.However,heisstillshyanddoesn’ttalkmuchorsmile.Hedoesn’tspeakclearlywhenhesingsortalks.  64  Mostofhisfanslikehimbecauseheneverfollowsothers.A.Buthehasalotoffans.B.Hedidn’tdoverywellinschoolwork. C.NowJayisoneofthemostfamoussingersinAsia.D.Fortwoyears,hespentmostofhistimewritingsongs.E.Hismothersenthimtolearnthepianowhenhewasonlythreeyearsold. 训练五（密云一模）A. Somepeoplesayit’sasillynameforadog B. MyoldersisteralsogoestoworkC. Hegoeseverywherewithme D. Ilikemostsports,tooE. TheyarethebestintheleagueHi,Mike, Gladtohearfromyou!I’dreallyliketobeyourpenpal.IthinkInternetpalisabettername,isn’tit?I’mthesameageasyouareandI’minGrade9atjuniorhighschool.Ilivewithmymomandmyoldersister.Mymomworks.She’sanurse.   60 ,soIlookaftermyselfalotofthetime.Mydaddoesn’tlivewithusbutIseehimonceaweek.Hetakesmetofootballgames.   61 ,butmyfavoritesportisAmericanfootball.IwatchmyteamplayeverySunday.Theyalwayswinthegames.62. Mybestfriendismydog.HisnameisAbe,afterAbrahamLincoln.   63,butIlikethename,andsodoesmydog!Helookslikeamixtureofeverydayyou’veeverseen.IgothimfromtheCityDogPound.Whenhesawme,hewaggedhistail,andIknewweweregoingtobefriends.   64  .WhenIdomyhomework,hestaysnearmydesk.WhenIsleep,Abesleepsonmybed! Writetomesoon.TellmesomethingaboutParis.          SincerelyYours,        Bob 训练六（大兴一模）DavidBeckhamwasbornon2ndMay,1975,inLondon.Whenhewasayoungboy,heplayedfootballwheneverhehadthechance.Sometimeshewouldgoandwatchagamewithhisfriends.  60  .ThisledtohimgoingforavisittoafootballtrainingcampinSpain.Asaboyatsecondaryschool heplayedfornotonlyhisschoolbutalsohiscountryteam.On8thJuly,1991,hebecameamemberofManchesterUnited.  61  .On2ndApril,1995,heplayedhisfirstmajorfootballleaguegameagainstLeedsUnited.During1995and1996,DavidbecamearegularmemberoftheteamandManchesterUnitedwoninbothseasons,withDavidscoringmanygoals.  62   .Inthefirstgameofthe1996/7season,hescoredanamazinggoalfrombeyondthehalfwayline.Seeingthegoalkeeperalittlewayoutofhisgoal,Davidsenttheballoverthegoalkeeper’sheadandintothegoal.63DavidBeckhamisagreatplayer,butheisdifferentfrommostotherplayers  .Hehasarealloveforfootball. 64 .Heisalwaysonthemovewiththeballorrunningtopickupapassfromanotherteammember.Healsohashisfeetonthegroundandbehavesinaverynaturalandrelaxedway. A.Hecontinuedtoscoreastonishinggoals,especiallyfromfree-kicks. B.HewonaprizeattheageoftwelveC.Whenheistraining,henever restsD.DavidBeckhambecameveryfamousovernightE.Thismeansthathecouldpracticefootballasmuchashewantedto 训练七（丰台一模）   Twomenareinthesameroomofahospital.60_______. Onemanhastolieonhisbackallday.   Everyday,themansittingupbythewindowtellstheotheraboutthingsoutside.   “Somechildrenarethrowingbreadtotheducksonthelake.”“61_______.”Theothermanishappytohearaboutalltheactivitiesandcolorsoftheworldoutside.    Daysandweekspass.62_______.Theothermanasksthenursetomovehisbednexttothewindow.   Finallyhecansituptoseetheoutside,butheisverydisappointed.63   “Butmyroommatetoldmesomanywonderfulthingsaboutoutside!”hesays.“Hewasblind.64_______.Hejustwantedyoutolivewithhope,”saysthenurse.   A. Hecouldn’tevenseethewall   B. Onemorning,themanbythewindowdies  C. Thegirlsaresobeautiful intheirsummerdresses  D. Allhecanseeisawhitewall！E. Bothofthemareveryill    训练九（怀柔一模）A.Itseemsthatsomepeoplephonethehotlinesforfun.B.Sothehosthastotellthecallerwhattheshowisabout.C.Someyoungchildrenphonethehotlineinordertotakepartingames.D.Somepeopleknowlittleaboutthetopicunderdiscussion.E.Itisnecessaryfortheradiostationtoimprovethehotlineprogram.HotlineshavebeemoninChina.Someradiobroadcastingstations（广播电台）usehotlinestoencouragethelistenerstotakepartinthetalkshow.Areyouinterestedinhotline?  That’sagoodidea.Yet,thefactis,somepeopledonothingbutbreakthewholeprogram.60_Sometimestheyevendonotknowwhatthehostistalkingabout.61.___________Usuallythecallerwillaskafewquestionswhichexpresshishopeandshowhisignorance（无知）.Thenthehosthastoanswerandexplainhowsillythisis! Itwastesalotoftime.  62.____________Theyjustwanttoletthelistenershearthem.Theydonotcareaboutwhatthetopicis,whethertheythemselvesareinterestedinorhowsillytheyappeartobe.  Iamreallyboredbythosepeople.63.________________Inmyopinion,ifacallerdoesnotknowwhatisgoingon,theoperatorshouldnotletthecallertakepartinit.  64.______________SomeradioorTVstationsholdthehotlineinordertogetmoremoneyfromthechildren.Soifyourphonefeegoesupquicklysuddenly,maybeyoursonordaughteroftenphonehotline.  训练十（顺义一模）Ayoungboyhadjustgottenhisdrivingpermit.Heaskedhisfather,whowasaminister,iftheycoulddiscusshisuseofthecar.Hisfathersaidtohim,“  60  .Youbringyourgradesup.StudyyourBiblealittle,andgetyourhaircut.61”Amonthlater,theboycamebackandagainaskedhisfatheriftheycoulddiscusshisuseofthecar.Hisfathersaid,“  62 Youhavebroughtyourgradesup,you’vestudiedyourBiblediligently,  63  ”Theyoungmanwaitedamomentandthenreplied,“Youknow,Dad.I’vebeenthinkingaboutthat.YouknowSamsonhadlonghair,Moseshadlonghair,Noah.hadlonghair,andevenJesus（耶稣）hadlonghair.”Hisfatherreplied,“Yesson,  64  ”Thesonstoodtherestillandthoughthardonwhathisfatherhadjustsaidtohim.A.I’mreallyproudofyou.  B.I’llmakeadealwithyou C.butyoudidn’tgethaircut.   D.ThenwewilltalkaboutitE.andtheywalkedeverywheretheywent. 训练十三（门头沟一模）　　Jennywasmygrandmother’ssisterandshewasanamazing(神奇的)woman.   60   Itwasapitythat shedidn’tlivetocelebrateher100thbirthday,butshehadagood,longlife.  Shehadbeenateacherbeforemanywomenhadjobs.ShetaughtinAfricaformanyyears.    61   Atthattime,peopledidn’ttravelbyplane,soshehadtotraveltherebyship.IttookherthreemonthstosailfromEnglandtoMalaysiainthosedays.In1947,shetraveledbyplaneforthefirsttime.    62    Shecontinuedtoteacharoundtheworlduntilshewas75yearsold.　　63.Ialwayslovedtohearhertalkaboutherstories.TheyweresointerestingthatIwouldliketolistentoherwhenIwasfree.Itwasamazingthatshecouldremembereverythingeventhoughshewassoold.     64    Mygrandmother’ssisterwasreallyanamazingwoman. A.Thismadetravelingmucheasierandeasier.B.Shewasbornin1912anddiedin2011.C.Ithinkitwasbecausesheneverstoppedworkingandthinking.D.JennyreallylovedteachingandshewasalsogoodattellingstoriesE.ThenshemovedtoMalaysiaandtaughtEnglishthereforafewyears.训练十四（石景山一模）AnneandJosepharetalkingaboutaninterestingquestion.60.__________?Therecanbemanyreasons.HannachangedhernametoAnnebecauseshethoughtitwouldbeeasierforpeopletoremember.Ontheotherhand,Josephisthinkingaboutchanginghisnametoanunusualnamebecausehewantstobedifferent.     61.__________.Filmstars,singers,sportsmenandsomeotherfamouspeopleoftenchangetheirnamesbecausetheywantnamesthatarenotordinary,orthathavespecialsound.Theychosethe“newname”forthemselvesinsteadofthenametheirparentsgavethem.     Somepeoplehaveanotherreasonforchangingtheirnames.62.Forexample,LiKaimingchangedhisnametoKenLeewhenhemovedtotheUnitedStates.HeusesthenameKenathisjobandatschool.63.__________.Inmanycountries,awomanchangesherfamilynametoherhusband’saftershegetsmarried.Buttoday,manywomenarekeepingtheirownfamilynamesandnotusingtheirhusbands’.Sometimes,womenusetheirownnamesinsomesituationsandtheirhusbands’inothersituations.64.__________.A.AndsomeusebothofthemB.TheyhavemovedtoanewcountryandwanttouseanamethatisusualthereC.WhydosomepeoplechangetheirnamesD.Butwithhisfamily,heusesLiKaimingE.Peoplehavemanyreasonsforchangingtheirnames训练十六（延庆一模）Intheearly20thcentury,mostwesternpeopledidn’tknowmuchaboutAsiaanditspeople.However,onewomanhelpedtochangethat.   60  .Pearlwasbornin1892andmovedtoAsiawhenshewasonlythreemonthsold.ShelivedinachurchwithherfatherandherchildhoodfriendsweremostlythechildrenofChinesefarmers.Mostofthepeoplewholivedaroundinthecountrysidewereverypoor.   61  . PearlmovedbacktoAmericain1934.ShebegantowritebooksaboutherexperiencesinChina.  62  ,andin1938,shewontheNoblePrizeforhernovelTheGoodEarth.Shebecameknownas“theMarcoPolo”forreintroducingAsiatoWest.   63  .Shealsotriedtochangepeople’sattitudes.ShebecameactiveinmanymovementsintheUnitedStates.FromthedayofhermovetotheUS,PearlwasactiveinAmericancivilrightsandwomen'srightsactivities.HerexperiencesinChinainfluencedherthinking,notonlyaboutAsiabutalsoaboutherowncountry.64. A.ThewomanwasPearlS.BuckB.HerbookswerehugesuccessC.Soshecouldunderstandthesepeople’sfeelings D.PeardiedinMarch,1973,justtwomonthsbeforehereighty-firstbirthdayE.PearldidmorethanjustwritestoriesaboutAsia 训练十七（丰台二模）Apoliceofficerpulledacarover.Whenhewalkeduptothecar,amanrolleddown(摇下) thewindow.“__60___”heasked.Thepolicemananswered:“Istoppedyouforrunningthatredlightbehindyou.”Justthentheman’swifeleanedforwardfromthepassenger’sseatandsaidinaveryloudvoice:“Itoldhimtostopatthatlight.Butdidhelisten?No.__61___”  Themanturnedtohiswifeandshouted:“Shutup!”Thepolicemancontinued:“AndjustbeforethelightIclocked(测速)youdoing50miles(80km)perhour.__62___”Hiswifeleanedforwardagainandwhined(埋怨):“63.Butdidhelistentome?No!Heneverlistenstome.”__64___“Shutup!ItoldyoutoSHUTUP!”Thepolicemanlookedatthewomanandasked:“Doeshealwaystalktoyouthisway?”Towhichthewomanreplied:“Onlywhenhehasbeendrinking.”   A. Hejustkeptrightongoing.    B.Againthemanshoutedathiswife, C.Itoldhimtoslowdown     D.What’stheproblem,officer？  D. Thespeedlimitisonly30.    训练十八（东城二模）ArmidaScarpaisanEnglishteacher.60.SheusesarealtextofGoldilockswithherclass.  61.Theyareintheirsecondyearatschool.TheyarelearningtoreadinItalian,andhaveEnglishthreetimesaweek.Shedoesn’texpectthechildrentolearnthedifficultgrammar.  62 .Sheonlyasksthemtoreallylearnthewords.ThismethodistogivechildrenanexperienceofrealEnglishandallowstheteachertousealmostanystory.  63 andiftheteacherusesitcarefully,thechildrencanunderstandit.Childrenareusedtolivinginaworldwheretheydonotunderstandalotofthings.  64 ,buttheycanalsonoticealltheotherinformationaroundthem.Ifwedeprive(剥夺)childrenofeveryexperienceexceptthosewewantthemtomaster,thenwetakeawaythechanceforthemtoexperiencethisnaturalgrowth.A.MostchildrentakewhatwefindforthemB.Butshedoeswanttoshowthemthattheycanmakesenseofthem C.Herclassareagroupofseven-year-oldpupils D.IfthechildrenlikethestoryE.  Shebelievesthatstoriescanbeusedfromtheverybeginning  训练十九（海淀二模）MariaMartinezisrememberedtodayasthemakerofbeautifulpottery.Herpotteryisinmuseumsallovertheworld.   60  ShelivedinNewMexicoinAmerica.Asayoungwoman,Mariawasknownforthefinepotsshemade.Mariaandtheothervillagewomenmadepotsfortheirfamilies.Theyalsosoldpotstovisitors. In1908,somearchaeologists(考古学家)foundbrokenbitsofpotteryinMaria’svillage.TheybelongedtoAmericanswholivedthere700yearsbefore. 61  TheywerethinnerthanMaria’spots.Thefindsinfluencedherart.Mariadecidedtomakesuchapot.Herhusbandhelpedher.62.Mariaknewtheclaysheusedwouldnotwork.Athinpotmadeoutofthatclaywouldcrack(破裂)easily.Mariamixeddifferentamountsofclay,sand,andwater. 63  Mariaproducedmanypotsinherlifetime.  64TheyarekeepingtheoldwaysalivejustasMariahaddonebefore.A.Hersonandgrandsonalsolearnedhowtomakebeautifulpots.B. Atlast,shediscoveredamixthatwouldnotcrack.C.Theyhadtofindawaytomakethepotthinner.D.ThenthearchaeologistsshowedthemtoMaria.E.Mariawasbornaround1881.训练二十（顺义二模）Aboylosthisarmsinanaccidentandhisfatherlosthislife.60._____Exceptforwritingwithhistoes(脚趾头),hecouldhardlydoanythinginhislife.Asthetwobrothersgrewuptogether,theyhadlotsofproblemsandtheyoftenargued.61._____Sohewasverysadanddidn’tknowwhattodo.62._______Thoughhereldersisterwantedtotakecareofher,shedecidedtobepletelyindependent.Atschool,shealwaysstudiedhard.Onceshewrotethefollowinginherposition,“Iamlucky.ThoughIlostmyhands,Istillhavelegs.63.______” Oneday,theboyandthegirlwerebothinvitedtoatelevisioninterviewprogram.64.Theboywrote“Myyoungerbrother’sarmsaremyarms”whilethegirlwrote“Brokenwings,flyingheart”.A.Agirllostherhandsbecauseofafire. B.Thenoneday,hisyoungerbrotherlefthim. C.Thoughmywingsarebroken,myheartcanstillfly.D.TheybothwereaskedtowritesomethingonapieceofpaperwiththeirtoesE.Sincethen,hehadtodependonthearmsofhisyoungerbrother. 训练二十一（二模）AprogramisverypopularwiththechildrenatSt.SavaOrthodoxSchool.Studentsaregivenwarm,winterhatsiftheyreadenoughbooks.ThehatsaregiftsfromawomanwholivesinColorado.Sheknits(编织)eachhatbyhand.   60  . ThewomaniscalledNora.   61  .Sheisaretired(退休的)geographer. Noraenjoysknittinghats.62.Andtheyhelpherhaveasenseofpurpose.Theyalsogiveheraconnectionwithchildren. MaryLee,ahighschoolteachersaysthattheprogramencouragesstudentstoreadmorethanbefore.“Ifchildrenreadbookswhiletheyareyoung,theywillreadbooksbeforetheypickupanythingelse，”shesaid.“Someofthosestudentsarereadingbecauseitgivesthemagoal.   ___63  .”Norasaidshehopedthatmoreandmorepeoplewouldknithatsordosomethingelsetohelpchildrenreadmorebooks.It’snotonlygoodforchildren,butalsogoodforthemselves.___64  .A.Sheis80yearsoldB. ShethinksthehatsareawaytogetchildrentoreadmoreC.ShespendsaboutthreehoursoneachoneD.Sotrytodosomethingtohelpthechildren.E.Theyprobablywon’treadsomanybookswithouttheprogram训练二十二（大兴二模）JoanneRowlingwasborninEngland.Shewroteherfirststoryattheageoffiveorsix.AtschoolherfavoritesubjectwasEnglishandsheusedtomakeupstorieswithherfriends.Whensheleftschool,shestudiedinParisforayeartolearnFrench.  60  However,mostofallshewantedtowrite! In1992,sheleftEnglandtogotoPortugal(葡萄牙)toteachEnglish.61.Afewyearslater,JoannereturnedtoliveinScotland.  62 Whileshewasthere,shefinishedherstoryaboutHarryPotter,ayoungboywhoisawizard(术士). Thenoneday,in1997,shefoundapublisher(出版商).Shewasveryexcitedandhappy!Tohersurprise,herbookwassoldinmillions!Itwonmanyprizes!    63  EverybodywantedtoreadaboutHarryPotter.Herstorieshavebeentranslatedintomanylanguages.  64 JoanneRowlinghaswrittenseveralmorebooksaboutHarryPotterandallofthemhavesoldmillionsofcopies.Someoftheselaterbooksarealsobeingmadeintofilms.A.SoJoannebecameveryrichandfamous.B.Whileshewasthereshegotmarriedtoajournalistandhadadaughter.C.Afteruniversity,sheexperiencedallsortsofdifferentjobs.D.Andtheycannowbereadallovertheworld.E.Shehadverylittlemoneyandlivedinaverysmallflat.训练二十三（密云二模）  It’sverymonforstudents’markstofall.Sometimesitisbecauseofsituations（情况）outsideschool,suchasproblemsathome.60    .Whenyourmarksstarttofall,youshouldtrytotalktoafriendlyteacher.Heorshewillbeabletohelpyouwiththesubjectsyoufinddifficult.61  .Itdoesnotmatterifotherstudentsgethigherexammarksthanyou.Whatisimportantisthatyoudoyourbest.62   ,youshouldgothroughyournotesfromclass.Youshouldrememberthemostimportantthingsyouhavewritteninashorterform.63.Youwillbesurprisedwhenyoufindyouremembersomuch.Itmaytakehardworkandyourmarksmaynotimprovequickly.64 Soonyouwillfindyourmarksbegintoclimbagain.A.Stopparingyourmarkswithotherstudents’B.LookthroughyourshorternotesagainjustbeforetheexamC.BeforeeachexamD.SometimesitisonlybecausetheexamsgetharderE.Butletyourconfidence(自信）risebyeverymark 训练二十四（石景山二模）I’llrememberthefirstcarnival（狂欢节）.60.__________.MyparentscamefromJamaicaandtheyhelpedtostartcarnival.Wehadverylittlemoney,butwemadecostumersfromoldbitsofmaterialandfeathers,andcolourfulmasks.Wedecoratedoldlorries,sothatwecouldrideonthemthroughthestreets.Ittookussixmonthstogetready.Butonthebigday,allourhardworkhadbeenworthit.Peopleofallages,frombabiestograndparents,blackandwhite,dancedtogetherinthestreet.61.__________.Themusicwasplayedonanythingmadeofmetal:itwasverynoisy. Therewerepeoplewatchingfromthewindowsofeveryhouse.WeateallourfavouriteJamaicanfood,washeddownwithbeer.62.__________–butcarnivalhelpsyouforgettheweather!63.Somepeoplesaidtheyfeltfrightenedbythelargecrowdsandthenoise.Wewereworriedthatcarnivalwouldbebanned（禁止）.Thenwefoundananswer–everythingwasmovedtoawiderandsaferstreet.64.__________.A.Itwasinthe1960s        B.TheweatherwaswetC.Thepolicemendanced,too  D.Whenthecarnivalgottoobig,thoseoldstreetsbecametoonarrowforsuchbigcrowds（人群）E.Socarnivalshouldcontinueforyears.训练二十五（延庆二模）Oneday,whileIwaswalkingalongthestreet,Inoticedapieceofwood.60.            .Ipickedhimupandfoundhewasbadlyhurt.Itookithomeasquicklyaspossible. Afterseveraldays,thecatgotwell.Thecatwasverysmall.61.            .SoIcalleditLittleBit.Atthattime,IlovedLittleBitverymuch.WhereverIwent,Ialwaystookhim.AnytimeIwashome,heneverleftmyside. 62.            .Ispentmymostofmytimewithmyfriends.63. Untiloneday,IfoundsomethingwaswrongwithhimandItookhimtothepethospital,buttheycoulddonothing.64.            . LittleBit’sdeathmademerealizehowmuchhemeanttome.Ifeelsorryfornotalwaysbeingthereforhim.Iwillalwaysrememberthespecialmemorieswemade.A.However,IgrewupB.IcouldevenputhimintomypocketC.Underthewoodwasasmallblackcat D.IwouldeinthehouseonmyphoneandnotmaketimeforLittleBitatallE.Thepoorcatfilledmyarmsanddied训练二十七（平谷二模）IwastalkingtomymomyesterdayaboutwhenIwasababy.  60 .Idon’tremembermuchaboutwhenIwasasmallbaby.  61 .Ihaven’talwayslivedinLA.IwasbornnearDesMoines,Iowa.It’sasmallfarmingtowninAmerica.Welivedwithmygrandparentsontheirfarm.Itwasinthemiddleofwheatfields.WemovedtoLAwhenmydadchangedjobs.Iwaseightyearsold.  62 . Ihadtocatchthebustoschool.Ihadtostandontheroadbyourfarmat7amandwait.Ifthebuswaslate,Iwaitedforthebus.IfIwaslate,thebusdriverwaitedforme!IfIwassick,someonewentdowntotheroadtotellthedriverIwasn’ting.  63  ,weallspentalotoftimeonourown,orwithbrothersandsisters.Butwesoonmadefriends.Itwasgoodtobewithkidsofourownage.MybestfriendwasSam.Hewasverynaughty!A.Becausemanyofthestudentscamefromfarms B.IrememberlotsofthingsaboutwhenIwassmallC.SomyfirstschoolwasinDes