《高中英語(yǔ)3500詞巧記憶》完形填空FallinLovewithEnglish1(hide)behindtheloosedustycurtain,ateenagerpackeduphisovercoatintothesuitcase.Heplannedtoleavehomeatdusk2therewasthunderandlightningoutdoors.Hehadgottodothis3hewastiredofhisparents'naggingabouthisEnglishstudyanddidnotwanttogothrough4anylonger.Hecouldn'tgetalongwellwithEnglishand5(dislike)joininginEnglishclassesbecausehethoughthisteacherignoredhimonpurpose.Asaresult,hisscoreineachexamneveraddedup6over60.Hispartnerwasconcernedabouthimverymuch.Sheunderstoodexactly7hewassufferingfrom,butentirely8(agree)withhisidea.Inordertocalmhimdownandsettle9problem,shetalkedwithhimfacetofaceandswappedaseriesoflearningtipswithhim.Theitemsshesetdownhelpedhimfindthehighwayto10(study)Englishwell.Theteenagerwasgratefulandgotgreatpowerfromhisfriend'swords.Now,hehasrecoveredfrombeingupsetandhasfalleninlovewithEnglish.DifferentCountriesHaveDifferentKindsofEnglishesVoyagesofpeoplefromEnglandplayanimportantpartinspreading1Englishlanguage.Atpresent,Englishisfrequentlyspoken2anofficialorcommonlanguageinmanycountries,suchasAmerica,Singapore,MalaysiaandsomeAfricancountries.All3(base)onBritishEnglish,theEnglishspokeninthesecountriescan4(understand)wellbynativeEnglishspeakers.Butactually,theseEnglishes5(change)graduallyinaccents,spellings,expressionsandthe6(use)ofvocabulary.Becauseofthisfact,youcanmakeuseofthedifferencestotell7countrytheforeignersofyourblockarefrom.Forexample,ifabossfluentlycommands8driver,“Comeupstraighttomyapartmentbyelevator9takesomegasformytrucksandcabs”，insteadofrequesting,“Pleasecometomyflatbyliftandtakesomepetrolformylorriesandtaxis”，youcanrecognizehisAmericanidentity,10thelattersuggeststhatheisBritish.AHardTripMysisterwasfondoftraveling.Eversincegraduating,she1(determine)toorganizeatriptoanoldtemple.Sincetransportingfarewasexpensive,shedecidedtouseabicycletocycletherenot2(care)aboutthedisadvantages.3stubbornattitudewasalwayshershortcoming.Onceshemadeuphermindtodosomething,noonecouldpersuadehertochangehermind.Finally,wegavein4usualthoughwepreferredtotakeatrain.5wepreparedeverything,includingtheschedule,6(rely)weatherforecastandtheinsurance,webeganourtrip.Ourjourneywasalongariver7(flow)fromahighaltitude.Ourpacewasslowbecausetheriverfrequentlyhadmanysharpbendsthroughdeepvalleys,8thewaterseemedtoboil.JustasIrecordedinmyjournal,itwasreally9hardjourney.Butwealsoenjoyedgreatviews.Onenight,Iputmyheadonmypillow--aparcelofwoolcoats,10laybeneaththestars.Whentheflameinfrontofourcavewentoutatmidnight,Ifoundtheskysobeautiful!AHorribleEarthquakeDirtywaterroseinwellsandcanals1theearthquake.Butnoonejudgedthatanearthquake2(come).Suddenly,everythingshook.Itseemedasiftheworldwasatanend.Millionsofbrickhousesandanumberofdamsweredestroyed.Railwaytracksbecameuselessbars.Pipesinminesburstandletoutsmellysteam.Hugecrackstrappedcyclistseverywhere.3nextday,thiseventwastheheadlineormaintitleofallnewspapers.Withthereporters4(give)anoutlineofthedisaster,thewholenationwasshocked5thedamageandthevictim'sextreme6(suffer)Peopleweremoved7theyreadthatthesurvivorscomfortedeachotherbysaying“Congratulations!Yousurvived!”.Sotheynotonlyexpressed8sympathysincerely,butalsoorganizedtogether9(help)thevictimsrightaway.Theinjuredwererescuedandthedeadwereburied.Thefrightenedsurvivorsweredugoutfromundertheruinsand10(offer)shelter,freshwaterandelectricity.Thankstopeople'shelp,thelosswasminimized.TheGreatPresidentAsthefounderoftherepublic,thepresidenthadmanygoodqualities.1comingtopower,hewasagenerouslawyer.Hewaswillingtoselflesslyhelpeveryone2turnedtohim.Heacceptednofee3(offer)legalguidanceandopinionstothosewhowereoutofworkoruneducated.Later,4(believe)allmankindtobeequal,hedevoted5tostoppingtheunfairanti-blacklaws.HesetuptheBlackYouthLeagueand6(vote)tobetheleader.However,7hekeptpeacefulprincipleswithoutviolenceandterror,hismeanenemiesstillblewuphishouseandattackedhisrelatives,8hehimselfcouldn'tescape9(sentence)to30yearsinprison.Notfearingoftheprisonguards'10(cruel),hekeptactiveandbeggednomercyfromthem.Asamatteroffact,hewasalwayshopefulandneverlostheartduringthestageeventhoughhewasintrouble.Finally,peoplerewardedhimwiththeleader'spositionandagoldblanket.ABraveMaidAwoodenvasefromtheMingDynastyattheentranceofthereceptionhall1(amaze)everyone.Theartistsdesigneditinararestyleandselected__2(value)jewelstodecorateit.Peoplethoughthighly__3itsfancycolourofhoneyandthebeautifulpaintingsonit.Thevaseusedtobelongtoaformercastle.4whenthecountrywasatwar,theenemytroopsexplodedthecastle.Debatesonhowthevasesurvivedwentonandon.Inorder5(remove)people'sdoubt,ateamofnolessthan20peoplecarriedout6informalinvestigation.Theevidencestheyfoundshowed7amaidtookthevaseapartandaskedasailortosinkitinalocalwell.8nevergaveawaythesecretevenunderthecrueltrialoftheenemies9wereinsearchoftreasures.Itisworth10(give)thisbravemaidafortuneinreturn.7.AFairCompetitionSwifter,HigherandStrongerstands1thespiritoftheOlympics.Butfairnessisthebasisofthismotto.Only__2youwinfairlywillyouandyourhomelanddeservethegreatglory.__3nowadays,unliketheancienthonestslavecompetitors,somehopel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seekhelp,buttheambassadorwithrudemannersdidn'tpermithisstafftohelp__4hebowedtohim.Staringathis__5(patience)face,heunderstoodthat__6wasthefaultofhisskincolourthataccountedfortheirrefection.Sohedecidedtotakeachancetosailonasmallboathome.Hemetalargeamountofdifficultybutwasneverstopped.Onthecontrary,difficultypushedhimtogoahead__7(hard).Threemonthslater,hewasspottedbyashipbyaccident.Hewasinragsindeed.Amaidevenscreamedwhen__8(bring)himasteakandpineappledessert.Aboard,heearnedhispassagebyworking__9abarberandgothomefinally.Asforthenameofhisnovel,hecouldn'tthinkofabetterone__10thephrase“GoAhead”.ExploreMKIIMKII,aplanetbillionsofkilometersaway,istheoriginoflifeinmanyreligions.Physicists1__(prove)thetheorythatitsgentleclimateandthepullofitsgravityaresimilartotheearth's.Andastronomershavefoundthatoxygenatomsandcarbondioxide,2__arefundamentaltolife,existin__3atmospherethroughsatellites.Cheeredup__4thisnews,biologists,intheirturn,begantodosomeresearchtoremovepeople'spuzzles一Nowthattherearesomesuitableconditions,doeslifereallyexistonthisglobe?Dotheymultiplybylayingeggs__5givingbirthtobabies?Lastmonth,__6spaceshipwassentthere.It'sapity__7thismissionfailed.Unliketheearth,MKIIisamuch__8(young)planet.Thus,massesofharmfulacidcloudsfloateverywhere__9(cause)violentchainreactionstobreakout.Thesecloudsnotonlyblockedoutthepilots'sightbutalsodamagedtheenginesystem.__10__(luck),thepilotswatchedoutcarefullyandpreventedthespaceshipfromcrashingintime.AJourneyacrossCanadaAfteraquizlastautumn,KuangcrossedthecontinenteastwardtoTorontotovisithisschoolmate,thedistancemeasuringapproximately5,000kilometers.HistrainstartedfromVancouver,acitysurroundedbymountains.__1confirminghisbaggagewasaboardthetrain,Kuangsettleddownin__2seat.Havingagiftforcommunication,hestartedchattingwith3__passengerwithin5minutes.Theirtopicsincludedthe4__(Canada)traditions,thePrimeMinister,themixtureofraces,andtheterrifyingGreatFall.Afteranicebuffetatnoon,hewaspleasedtofindthatthescenerywas__5(impress).Hesawbeautifulharboursinthedistance,wealthyurbanareasandmapleforest__6coveredthousandsofacres.Heevenmanagedtocatchsightofaneagle__7(fly)upwardoverbushes.KuangreachedTorontowhich__8(lie)slightlyneartheborderatamistydawn.Therewasfrostand__9broaddowntownstreetswereveryquiet.__10itwasearly,Kuangphonedhisschoolmateinaboothnearbyatonceratherthanwaitingforhimtocome.Theyhadagoodtimetogether.16?AWomanDoctor-Lina1(bear)inapigs'nest,Linaledapoorlifeinherchildhowaslookeddownuponbythechildrenofhergeneration.ButsheintendedtobecomeadoctoraftershecameacrossLinQiaozhibychance,2wasdeliveringmedicalcoursestoanaudiencecrowdingaroundher.Beforemovingoff,Lininspiredhertocarryonherstudy.3Lin'ssupport,Linaenteredaninstituteandstudiedhard4(spare)notimeforentertainment.5beingoutspokenandmodestwonrespectforher.Herexcellentarguingskills6observationabilityputothersintotheshade.Now,Lina7(become)aspecialistinhumanbeings'emergencysickness.Her8(kind)andconsideratebehaviortothepoorwerewellknown.Theorganizationshefoundedcarriedoutcampaignsandwelfareprojectstohelpcutthedeathratefor9poor.Herjobwashardbutworthwhile.Sheoftenrefers10theconnectionbetweenherachievementandLinQiaozhi,andsaysthatherpoorchildhoodisthebondbetweenherandthepoor.17.ANewFarmingWayTuanwasafarmerinVietnam.Fordecades,he1(struggle)toridhisfamilyofhunger.However,italwaysconfusedhim2toexpandtheoutputofhiscrops.Thisdisturbingproblemledtohisregretting_3(be)afarmer.Hewouldratherhavechosenanotherjob.Oneday,when4(skim)throughanewspaper,Tuanreadacomment5YuanLongpin.HeunderlinedYuan'snationalityandoccupation,andthenfocusedonhisdiscoveryandthestatisticsofhisresearch.HefoundtheknowledgeYuancirculatedvery6(practice).Therefore,hemadeasummaryandbegantobuildup7newfarmingmethod.Heplantedsupergrainofrichnutritionandequipped8tokeephiscropsrootsfreefrombacteriaandpests.Healsoenrichedminerals9thesoilwhilereducingchemicalfertilizers.10itcosthimmoretimeandfreedom,hewasfullofhope.Thenextyear,Tuanwassunburntbutsatisfiedwithhisproductionverymuch.ThankstoYuanLongpin,henotonlywonthebattleagainsthunger,buthecouldalsoexporthiscropsabroad.18.Chaplin—AGreatMasterofHumourChaplinwasanextraordinaryperformerwho1(star)inanddirectedmanyoutstandingcomedies.Fewwerebored2(watch)hismoustache,hisgesturesorhisentertainingreactionswhen3(chase)bydetectives.Beingdrunk,slidingonabananaskinorwhispering4ownfailurestonobody,hemadeusfeelmorecontentwithourlifewithoutanyverbalexplanation.Hisparticularsenseofhumorhasastonishedeverybodythroughouttheworlduptonow.In5smallbudgetfilm,heplayedabadly-offand6(home)personwearingworn-outshoesandmessyclothes.7oneoccasion,hewastrappedbyasnowstorminavastmountainousarea.8heovercamemanydifficulties,hewaaneenoughtuWithalltheporridgeeatenup,hepickedoutashoeandboiledittoeat.Hecut9theleatherbottomandcheweditlikeapancake.Accordingtoanactress,hisactingwassoconvincingandamusing10everybodycouldn'thelpburstingintolaughter.19?AMisunderstandingIngeneral,spokenstatementsarethemajorwayofcommunication,1bodylanguageandfacialexpressionsalsohavesuchkindsoffunction.Forexample,yawningmeansbeingnotinterestedandturning2backtosomeoneorswingingyourfist3(show)youranger.But4thosegesturesreallymeanissubjectiveindifferentcultures.Thus,misunderstandingshappennowandthenintoday'sworldofculturalcrossroads.Once___5(represent)theAdults'EducationAssociation,Iwenttotheairporttomeet6officialofhighrankfromColumbiaandtakehimtohisdormitoryandthentothecanteen.Aftertheflightarrived,Isawamanlookingaround7(curious).SoIapproachedtogreethim.8suddenlydashedtohugmeandkissedmeonbothcheeks.9ayounggirl,Ifelttrulyembarrassedandputupmyhandstodefendmyself.Hisfalsesmiletoldmethathehadlostface.Later,Ireceivedacassettefromhim,inwhichherecordedhisapology.OnhearingthatColumbiansweremorelikelytokissothers,Isoonfelt10ease.20?AUniqueThemeParkAssoonasourshuttlegotclosetothethemepark1thefreeway,everyonecametolifeandputonclothsneakersinadvancefor2outing.Our3(translate)paidfortheadmission,andwestartedenjoyingthevariousattractions4thesunlight.Accordingtothetravelbrochure,thisuniqueparkisfamousfor5wellpreservedminorityculture.Weexperiencedmanydeedsoftheearlysettlers,suchasswingingacrossrivers,huntingcreaturesinthejungle,or6(take)partinswordsfightingtournaments.Thisparkisalsofamousforitswoodensouvenirs.Whicheverweboughtinthecentralshop7(make)ofwood,and8wewentwecouldseeminoritycarpenters9(work).Theymadewoodentools,woodencartoonfigures,woodenathleticproductsandsoon.Theyevenbuiltahugewoodenenginewithalengthof20metres,10wasmodeledafterarealone.Thisthemeparkisreallyafantasyamusementpark.Nowonderithasbecomethebrandoflocaltourism.21.AStrangeDiseaseWhentheconstructionofthefireworkfactorycametothestageofpainting,apumpwasputin.Then,allthepaintersintheneighbourhoodweredefeatedbyaseveredisease31characteristicwasaliketothatofabadburn.Anexpertphysician32(instruct)toattendtothevictimsandhandlethiscase.Hewasenthusiastic,33hedidn'tforeseethatitwasahardchallenge.Aftersimpleenquiry,heannouncedthatthepollutedpaintwas34(blame).But35positiveevidence,peoplesuspectedandrejectedhisview,sayingthetheoryheputforwardmadenosense.Beingmuchmorestrictwith36,hecontributedhimself37thecase.Apartfrommakingenquiries,hemade38(detail)chartsandanalysedthedatacautiously.Finally,hedrewascientificconclusion,linkingthediseaseto39radiuminthepump.40(expose)toradium,akindofradioactivematerialintheuniverse,peopleabsorbedradiationandgotsickimmediately.Spinningthepumpbackward,hetookawaytheradium.Thissimplemovementcuredallthevictims.22.SightseeingintheUnitedKingdomAfterthewedding,mycousinandhiswifewenttotheUnitedKingdom31nationwidesightseeing.Hefaxedaletterto32inEnglishyesterday.33mydelight,henolongermadeanytenseerror.Andhisdescription34(rough)clarifiedmyquestionsabouttheUK--itscurrency,itsadministration,theinstitutionwhichdividesitintofourprovinces,andthehistoricalconflictsandquarrelswhenSouthernIrelandbrokeawayfromtheUK.35(will)toleaveoutanyattraction,mycousinarrangedhisenjoyablejourneycarefully.OneattractiveplacehevisitedwasacastleinthecountrysideofScotland,which36(lie)nearaport.ItusedtobetheheadquartersoftheCommunismUnion37brokedownduringthewar.Findingnothingcouldtaketheplaceofthissplendidarchitecture,peopleaccomplishedrebuildingitin1952.Itwastotheircredit38allfurnishedroomsareconsistentwithwhattheyusedtobe.Mycousinwasthrilledbyitscollectionsconsistingofstatuesplusroyaluniforms39(fold)inglasstanks.40therewasnopossibilitytobuysomeoftheseexhibits,itwasconvenienttotakephotos,whichhesentmealongwithhisfax.23.AnAirCrashIwasaprevioustypistinapostoffice.31Icouldn'ttoleratetypinganymorepostagebillsorpostcodesonatypewritereveryday,Iresigned.Withagreedymotivationofmakingbigmoney,Itookupworking32abusinessrepresentativefortheG.EEcologyCompany,33producedgoodsbyrecyclingusefulmaterialsfromourdustbins.Mynewjobleftmegoodimpressionsinmanyaspectsexceptthattheworkingtimetablewasfulloftravelingbyjets.Once,when34(speed)up,ourjetwasswallowedbyathunderstorm,whichdestroyedourGPSreceiverandmadeuslosesight35thedirections.A36(constant)flashinglightshowedthatourjetwasindanger.Astewardinstantlyaskedustoputonmasksandfastenthesafetybelts,andthen37(press)abuttontoswitchontheescapingcapsule.38slidsidewaysoutoftheopeningatonceandlandedinadesertareasafely.Lackingfoodandtablets,wewerenervousand39(certain)atfirst.Butweallkeptoptimisticandmadegoodadjustmenttothesituation.Wesweptupthesurroundingmud40(make)oursettlementandwerebackonourfeetsoon.Finally,guidedbythesmokeofourcrashingjet,somelocalcitizenscamebycarriagesandsavedus.24.AnAmateurJournalistJaneisahousewife,but31(delight)toworkasanamateurjournalist.Itis32dilemmaforhertorushbetweenfamilyandwork,anditisalso33(usual)fortheNewsDepartmenttodependonanamateurtocovercrimes.ButJaneisreallygifted.Itisadmirable34sheisseldomaccusedofmakingmistakes.And,eagertobecomemoreprofessional,sheconcentratesonherjobandupdates35nowandthen.Oncesheisinformed36anewcase,hernormalworkingprocessisasfollows:first,shemakesappointmentswithguiltypeopleforinterviews.Soastoacquireaccuratestories,sheusuallydemandstorecord37theysay.Meanwhile,atechnicallygoodcolleaguewillassistherintakingphotographs.Second,sheassesseswhethertheyare38(deliberate)hidingthetruth.Ifsheisskepticalabouttheirwords,shewilllookintothecaseherself.Third,shewritesthoroughstoriesaheadofthedeadlineandsubmitsittotheseniorchiefeditor,39polishesandapproveseverysection.Finally,herstories40(publish)indifferenteditionsoftheirmagazine.25?FirstAidAboyfellill.Hisorgansweredamagedbytheradiationofaninfraredraystove.But31theambulancearrived,32numberofotherinjurieshappenedtothisunluckyboyoverandoveragain.First,hewaschokedbysome33(poison)liquidfromthekettleonthecupboard.Thenhiswristskinwasburntbyelectricshock.Finally,hisanklewascutbyapan.34(fortune),theboy'snursegavepropertemporarytreatmentsaccordingtohiscomplexsymptoms.Shemildlysqueezedthepoisonousliquidoutofhisthroatandputbandagesfirmly36placetoapplypressuretotheanklewoundtostopbleeding.Asfortheburn,sheusedscissorstoremovehissleeve,37(pour)abasinofcoldwaterovertheburntocoolitandputherhandsonadampblousetocoverhisswollentissuetightly.Shealsoinspiredhisbraverytofight38theunbearablepain.Herfirstaidmadeavitaldifferenceinsavinghislife.Aceremony39(hold)tohonourthenurse40overcameavarietyofbarrierstosavetheboy.26?AbstractArtAbstractartusedtobecontroversial.Ononehand,theartistsstoppedpaintingdelicatefigures1attemptedtoadoptspecialtechniques2(give)peopledifferentvisualimpacts.Ontheotherhand,theirworks,includingsculptures3(carve)outofmarbleorfragileclay,wereallwithaspecificaimofshowingfeelings.Someconventionalscholars4wereallergictoabstractartsaiditwasevidentlyridiculousandneitherartnorgeometry.TheirTraditionalArtCommitteepredicteditssoondisappearing.Butnowadays,abstractarthasbecomepartofthepermanentpossessionsofcontemporarycivilization.GalleriesalongtheMadisonAvenuegivescoresofsuperbexhibitions5typicalabstractworks,appealingtomanywhohave__6__preferenceforabstractart.TheShadowofEgypt,acafeinthisdistrict,hasbecomethehometothoseaggressiveabstractartists.7(consequence),itisnotacoincidenceforyoutomeetoneoftheseartists__8greatreputationintheflesh.They9(ask)forsignaturesandgivenbunchesoffragrantflowersplustheyaregivenagreatdealofpraiseby10faithfulfans.ARussianPoemSincechildhood,Antonhadoftenrecitedpoems,accompaniedbypianistsandviolinists,atweddingceremonies1bridesandbridegroomsexchangedrings.Gradually,hefoundwritingpoemsthemostappropriateway2(convey)hisjoyandsorrow.WhenhispoemContradictoryBlankwon3anationalchampionshipandascholarshiptotheMoscowUniversity4asponsor,hewasjust5unknownlibrarian.6gettinghisdiploma,hedevotedhislifetowritingpoems._7(use)concretebutflexiblelanguageandtheminimumofwords8(be)hisstyle.Hetriedoutdifferentpatternsand9(prefer)nurseryrhymeinparticular.Thefollowingisatranslationofoneofhisworks_10(make)upof3sections:Littlesparrowwithheavyload,Ranoutofenergyandverycold;Nocompassandallsweatsalty,Canyougothroughtheendlessdarkness?Littleballoonletoutbythethread,Flewovercottagesandwasveryglad;Withwarmthtransformedfromsunlight,Hesaidhecouldforeverfly;Takeiteasy,littleballoon;Don'tteasethesparrowwithhiswound;Onthebarebranchandhavearest;Thisdiamondheartwilleventuallygetsuccess.Let'sHelpAdolescentsWhethertheyaremaleorfemale,adolescentsfeellikedecidingoneverythingthemselvesinspiteofparents'instruction,especiallywhentheyfaceproblemslikesex,mentalstress,etc.,whichmakethemfeelashamedandembarrassed.Thustheyoftenautomaticallygetintotroublesduetotheir1(perfect)comprehensionandjudgement.Someareaddictedtocigarettes,onlyseveralpacketsof2willhurttheirlungsandmakethembreathlessquickly.Otherscan'tquitdrinkingalcohol,3harmfuleffectsincludecausingyoungpregnantwomentoabortorgivebirthto4(normal)babies.Theworstisdrugabuse,forthewithdrawalistoughoncetheirbodiesareaccustomedtothedrugs.Meanwhile,thosewhoshareneedles5(buy)fromillegalchemistsareatgreatriskof6(infect)withdesperateAIDS.Ifso,neitherinjectingnortakingpillscanguaranteetheirsurvival.However,don'tbedisappointedatorhaveprejudice__7ourchildrensoeasily.Afterall,beingawkwardis8appendixofyouth.Aslongaswe9(strong)communicationwiththeminsteadofonlybanningthisorbanningthat,wewillsurelyhelpthemavoidanything10(fit).RefreshOurEnvironmentAsthedirectorstatedonbehalfofhisresearchinggroup,thedataofthisgraphmakesaclearpresentationofthefutureenvironmentaltendency.Ononehand,thequantityoffuelkeepsondecreasingby9%peryearwhilethe1(grow)ofawiderangeofpollutionhasbeenaglobaltrend.Ontheotherhand,themildlybut2(steady)goingupoftheaveragetemperatureisresultingincatastropheslikewidespreadfloods.3disagreement,theysubscribetotheview__4itishumans'existenceandtheirrandomlyconsumingenergythatresultinthisphenomenon.Manypeoplehaveacommitmentthatdevelopingnuclearpowerorenergy5outerspacewillstopbadconsequences6(come)about.However,scientistsandeducatorsareopposedtothisviewevenifourneedsmaybemetonthewhole.Theytendtoadvocaterefreshingourcircumstances7savingenergyandrecyclingwaste.Itissuggestedthatweuseenergy-savingappliancessuchaselectricalmotors,microwavesandsoon8notbecasualaboutlittlethingslikerecyclingacan.Sopleaseglancearoundandsee9youcando.Solongaseverybody10(make)contribution,wewillnothavetoputupwiththisproblemanymore.AVolcanoEruptionAsthebestcandidate,Iwasappointedtocollectandevaluateinformationforadatabaseaboutdiversenaturaldisasters,suchashurricanes,typhoonsorthunderstorms.SometimesIdidthis__1givingoutquestionnairestothose2wentthroughthem.ButsometimesIhadtogothroughactualdisasters3.TheMusakiVolcanowasoneofthem.Atthattime,Ilivedinabungalowalongsidethevolcanowithanovelist,whocamefortheappreciationofits__4(erupt).Oneday,whenIwasdrawingdiagramsonthebalconyandhewasbathinginside,thevolcanoerupted5(expect).Theashandlavafountainsshootinghighlyinthesky6(vary)from50to100metersinheight.Itwasabsolutelyfantastic!Ievennoticedarainbowappearinthefog7(cause)byaheatwave.But,glancingthroughoursurroundings,Iforesawthepotentialdanger8foundnoguaranteeofoursafety.Theuncomfortablegasalmostmadeusunconscious.Sweatsofanxietybegantodrop.9(manage)tostoppanickingandtrembling,wequicklyputonour(protect)suits,helmetsandbootsandeventuallymadeourwaytoasafeplace.Howluckywewereeventhoughmypreciousequipmentanddocumentswereallburnttotheground!DefeatDisabilityYang'sambitionwastogetanarchitectcertificateorbecomeabowlingmaster.Butwhenhewasconductingexperimentswithamicroscopeinthebasement,atankonthebenchexploded,1(send)himflyingoutwardsthroughtheexit.Hewasoutofbreathwhileknowinghe__2(lose)hiseyesightaswellas70%ofhishearing.Inotherwords,hewasdisabled.Feelingclumsy,hewasannoyedatfirst_3nobodymadefunofhim.Hecutoutgoingoutdoorsandjustsat_4athometalkingtohisparrotortortoisesilently.__5sisterresignedtohelphiminmanyways.Herassistanceandencouragementwere__6beneficialtohispsychologythatheadaptedtohisdisabilitysoonandbecameoutgoingagain.Inacollegeaccessibletohim,hestudiedpoliticsandliterature.Healwayssatinthefrontrowneartheentry7anyabsenceand,withthehelpofhishandylaptop,hestudiedwellbymeansofdictation.Histhesis,AbolishingSlavery,metwithallprofessors'8(approve).Afterclass,heandhiscompanionsoftenplayeddrummusic,__9wasnoisybutsuitableforhishearing.Aftergraduation,hemadehighprofitsbydesigningsoftwarefor_10firm.Allinall,