專題02完形填空10空

［話題歸納?內(nèi)容導(dǎo)航］

話題1自我成長(zhǎng)/自我提升

話題2人際交往

話題3科技與發(fā)明

?真題回顧

:話題通關(guān)?靶向提分1

話題1自我成長(zhǎng)/自我提升

Passage1

Whenothersaskyouwhoyouare,howwillyouanswerthequestion?Mostpeoplewilltalkabouttheirnames,

agesandfamily.Butweshould]thatthesearejustourbasicdetails.2introduceourselves

better,weshouldfirstgettoknowourselves.Thisisthemain3（hatIwanttodiscusstoday.

Learningaboutourownpersonalities（性格）and4isveryimportant.Ifwedon'tknowhowtolearn

aboutourpersonalitiesandvalues,wecanthinkabouthowwesolveproblems5thenwewillfindthe

answer.Ourwaysof6problemsandouractionscanreflect（反映）ourpersonalitiesandvalues.Ifwe

leamfromourmistakesinsteadofavoidingthem,Tmsurewe'reactiveand7people.Ifwealwaystake

ourfriends,8intoconsiderationwhendealingwith（處于里）ourfriendships,thenwearekindand

understandingpeople.Therefore,itisanicewaytogettoknowourselvesthroughourexperiences.

However,wcshouldremembernottobemisled（被誤導(dǎo)）byothers'opinions.Somepeoplemaychoosetogive

upbeingthemselvesinorderto9others.Weneedtolivealifeaccordingtoourownideas,andthenwe

can10findoutwhoweare.Staytruetoyourself,andyou'11findourlight.

1.A.imagineB.expectC.knowD.suggest

2.A.ToB.ByC.FromD.With

3.A.dreamB.sentenceC.ideaD.symbol

4.A.activitiesB.surprisesC.mistakesD.values

5.A.andB.orC.becauseD.but

6.A.followingB.fixingC.sharingD.developing

7.A.wiseR.lonelyC..silentD.funny

8.A.conclusionsB.feelingsC.ordersD.instructions

9.A.believeB.improveC.refuseD.satisfy

10.A.madlyB.brightlyC.trulyD.secretly

Passage2

（24-25八年級(jí)上?寧夏銀川?期中）Alittlegirlthoughtshewasnotasbeautifulasothergirls,andthatnobody

likedher.SoshewasIhappy.Shealwaysstayedbyherselfanddidn'ttalkto2.

Oneday,hermothergaveherabeautifulhairclip（發(fā)夾）.Whensheworeit,shelooked3thanbefore.

Shedecidedtogotoschoolwiththebeautifulhairclip.

Onherwayto4.shefoundthatmostofherschoolmatessaid“hen。"toher,buttheyneverdidthis

before.Shethoughtthatitwas5thebeautifulhairclip.Shewassohappyaboutall6the

wonderfulthings.

7allherclassmateswantedtoknowwhathappenedtoher,shedidn'twanttotellthemaboutherhair

clip.

Whenshewenthackhome,hermotheraskedher,“Didyouknowyon、yourhairclipathome?I

9itbythedoorthismorning.”

Shewassurprised（o10that.Sheunderstoodthatshedidn'twearthehaircliptoschool.

It'snotimportantwhatwewearorhowwelook.Themostimportantthingiswhatwethinkofourselves.Ifwe

wanttodoathingsuccessfully,firsttrytobeconfident（自信的）.Ifwethinkwecan,wecan,wecan.

1.A.oftenB.usuallyC.hardlyeverD.always

2.A.anyoneB.someoneC.nooneD.everything

3.A.beautifulB.lessbeautifulC.morebeautifulD.mostbeautiful

4.A.workB.schoolC.hospitalD.house

5.A.becauseB.becauseofC.suchD.suchas

6.A.toB.ofC.atD.by

7.A.AndB.ButC.AsD.Although

8.A.leftB.tookC.choseD.missed

9.A.triedB.foundC.movedD.lost

10.A.,listentoB.hearC.lookatD.look

Passage3

ThemostimportantlifelessonMonicahasgotfromrunningistorunatherownspeed.

Lastyear,Monica'sschoolheldacharitymarathon（慈善馬拉松）to]moneyforsomepoorstudents

inneed.Itwasso2thatalmostallstudentswantedtotakepartinit.SodidMonica.

Atthebeginningofthemarathon,alltheotherrunnersranfas:erthanher,whichmadeMonica3.

Thoughshetriedherbesttocatchu?withthem,shestillfellbehind!Sheevenwantedto4running,but

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sheknewshecouldn't!Thiswasrunningforlove!

Suddenly,sheheardaloud5,“Runatyourownbestspeed!”Sheliftedherheadandfounditcame

fromherfather.t4Runatmyownbestspeed,“Monicathoughtforawhile.Thenshe6runningagain.This

time,shepaidnoattentiontoother7.Overtime,Monicaranmoreeasilyandmore8.After

abouttwohours,Monicafinallycompletedthemarathon,andevenwonsecondplace!

Itwassucha(n)9result.Monica'sfatherwaitedatthefinishinglineandgaveherabig10

andtheylaughedhappilytogether.Otherpeople'sspeedisn'tthespeedyoushouldrunat.Justrunatyourownspeed!

1.A.borrowB.raiseC.spendD.waste

2.A.harmfulB.awfulC.successfulD.meaningful

3.A.nervousB.happyC.afraidD.excited

4.A.takeoffB.giveupC.comeoutD.goon

5.A.knockB.noiseC.voiceD.message

6.A.startedB.stoppedC.missedD.forgot

7.A.teachersB.parentsC.runnersD.climbers

8.A.differentlyB.slowlyC.quietlyD.quickly

9.A.greatB.easyC.differentD.important

10.A.lessonB.hugC.wishD.nod

Passage4

WhenIwasinprimaryschool,1fellinlovewithreading.Thebooks]metoawonderfulworld.Themore

Iread,(hemoreIwantedloknow.However,myparents2affordsomanybooks.Ihadtosolvetheproblem

myself.

Therewasabookshopnearmyhome.OnedayIwalkedinto3shopandpickedupabook.Ididn'tknow

whether4therewithoutbuyinganybooks.5Iwasn'tnoticed,Ijustreadafbwpagesandthenputit

back.Luckily,noonenoticedme.Afterthat,Iwenttheretoreadeveryday.Severaldayslater,whileIwasreading,

theownercameupandasked,“Youlikereading7,,Ilookeddownandreplied6.“Yes."“Don'tworry,“hesaid

withasmile.4tYoumayreadbookshere7youhelpmecleantheshop.”Ifeltquitesurprised,"Really?It'sso

kindofyou!”Iwasveryhappythatiwouldbeallowedtoreadthere.Fromthenon,Ispentalittletime8the

shop.Afterthat,Iquietlyreadthere.Thatway,Ireadlotsofbooks.Ibecameoneof9writersinourschool.I

evenwonsomeprizesinwriting.

Nowstudyinginhighschool,Icanborrowbooks10thelibrary.Myhobbyofreadingiskept.Itinfluences

mylifealol.

1.A.broughtB.arebringingC.bringD.bringing

2.A.couldn'tB.mustn'tC.needn'tD.shouldn't

3.A.aB.anC.theD./

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4.A.canIreadB.IcanreadC.couldIreadD.Icouldread

5.A.MakesureB.TomakesureC.MakingsureD.Madesure

6.A.nervousB.nervouslyc.nerveD.nen-ousness

7.A.ifB.althoughc.beforeD.unless

8.A.cleanB.cleanedc.cleaningD.toclean

9.A.goodB.thebestc.betterD.worst

0.A.toB.forc.withD.from

Passage5

IusedtohatebeingcalleduponinclassmainlybecauseIdidn'tlikeotherstonoticeme.Andiftheteacher

didn'ttellmewheretosit,Ialways]tositatthebackoftheclassroom.

AllthischangedafterIjoinedasportsteam.ItbeganwhenateachersuggestedthatIjointhebasketballteam.

AtfirstIthoughtitwasacrazyideabecauseIdidn,thaveagoodsenseofbalance,andIdidn'thavethe2

tokeepupwiththeothersintheteamandtheywouldlaughatme.Butbecausetheteacherkeptinsistingonmy

“3fbrit**,Idecidedtogiveitatry.

Gettingupthe4to【rywasonlyhalfofit!WhenIfirststarted5thepracticecourses,I

didn'tevenknowtherulesofthegame.SometimesI'dgetconfused(迷惑的)andtakeashotinthewrongdirection

whichmademefeelreallysilly.6,Iwasn'ttheonlyone“new"atthegame,soIdecidedtolearnthe

game,domybestateachpracticecourse,andnotbetoohardonmyselffbrthethingsIdidn'tknow.

Ipractisedandpractised.SoonIknewthe7andthe“noves”.Beingpartofateamwasnotsodifficult.

VerysoontheexcitingpartformewasWINNING,8Ididifthaveenoughconfidence.Withtime,Ilearned

hov/toplayandmadefriends.Ineverhadsomuchfun!

Withmoreself-confidenceconiesmorepraisefromteachersandclassmates.Ihavegonefrom"9

inthebackoftheclassroomandnotwantingtocallattentiontomyself,1()raisingmyhand-evenwhen

Isometimeswasn't100percentsureIhadtherightanswer.NowIhavemoresclf^confidcnccinmyself.

1.A.helpedB.succeededC.choseD.meant

2.A.abilityB.patienceC.chanceD.duty

3.A.askingB.lookingC.cheeringD.going

4.A.strengthB.courageC.stressD.knowledge

5.A.turningonB.stickingtoC.takingpartinD.lookingback

6.A.SecretlyB.HopefullyC.ExactlyD.Luckily

7.A.rulesB.ordersC.stepsD.games

8.A.soB.becauseC.thoughD.when

9.A.hidingB.playingC.relaxingD.dreaming

10.A.,byB.toC.withD.for

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話題2人際交往

Passage1

Areyounervouswhentalkingwithsomeone?Ifyouransweris“Yes"，howaboutlearningconversationskills

withme?

Youshouldpayattentiontosomedetailswhencommunicating.Itisimportanttohaveapolite1.A

friendlyvoicecanmaketheconversationmorecomfortable.Youshouldlearntomanageyourfacial2and

avoidhavingaseriousexpressiononyourfacewhenyouarcwithothers.A3smilecanmakeothersfeel

welcome.It?slikeopeningthedoortofriendship.

Ifyou4thatyoudon'tunderstandwhatothersaresaying,youcanaskthemtosayitagaininanice

way.Don'tbeshy.Remembernottohavea5mind.Don'talwaysrefute（反駁）theirpoints.Juststayquiet

andlistentothem.

6wctalktopeople,beingkindisreallyimportant.Forexample,ifyour7iscarryingheavy

things,youcanoffertohelpandsay**Lctmegiveyouahand."Yourwordsand8canreallycomforthimor

herandmakeyourneighbourhoodbetter.

Bodylanguageisalsoimportant.9otherscan'tfullyunderstandyourexpressions.Sotheyneedto

10yourmeaning.However,ifyouhavesomebodylanguagealthistime,itwillhelp（hembelterunderstand

whatyoumean.

1.A.problemB.decisionC.loneD.thought

2.A.expressionsB.secretsC.voicesD.hobbies

3.A.differentB.specialC.commonD.cheerful

4.A.refuseB.worryC.hopeD.explore

5.A.lonelyB.narrowC.nervousD.peaceful

6.A.WheneverB.WhoeverC.WhereverD.However

7.A.studentB.teacherC.neighbourD.stranger

8.A.changesB.ideasC.drcamsD.acts

9.A.PerhapsB.AlmostC.SeldomD.Instead

10.,A..checkB.cigrecC.guessD.describe

Passage2

Everyoneofus,richorpoor,shouldatleasthaveoneortwogoodfriends.Yourfriendswill]you

whenyouspeak,willtakecareofyouwhenyouaresick,andwillbetogether2youonyourjourney

throughlife.

Everyone3friends.Friendshipcanmakeushappier.4canwefindagoodfriendandget

onwellwitheachother?Here5someadvice.

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6friendswithapersonwhoiseasytogetalongwith.

Youshouldmakefriendswithapersonwhohas7incommonwithyou.

Giveyourfrienda8whenheorsheisintrouble.Friendsshouldalwaysbereadyto9

eachother.

Believeineachother.Thisistliemost10thinginafriendship.

Eventhebestfriendsmayhaveafightsometimes.Whenthishappens,don'tletitlasttoolong.Trytomakeup

with(與…和好)yourfriendssoon.

FriendshipisakindufIrcarure(珠寶)inouilife.Ilislikeabulllcofwine(酒)—thelungeriliskepi,llicbelter

itwillbe.

1.A.listentoB.hearC.soundD.like

2.A.forB.fromC.withD.at

3.A.getsB.buysC.agreesD.needs

4.A.WhatB.WhenC.HowD.Where

5.A.hasB.doesC.willD.is

6.A.TellB.FeelC.HideD.Make

7.A.nothingB.everythingC.somethingD.anything

8.A.bookB.handC.penD.map

9.A.helpB.lookC.findD.start

10.A.loudB.outgoingC.importantD.quiet

Passage3

Oncetherewasalovelyvegetablefieldwithaverybigtreeinit.Boththevegetablesandthe(reemadethe

gardenlookwonderful.

Infact,thevegetablesandthetreecouldn'tgeton]witheachother.Thevegetableshatedthetree

becausetheythoughtthetreedidn'tleavethemenough2bycoveringthemwithitsthickleaves,while

(hetreethoughtthatthevegetablescranknearlyallthewaterbeforeitcouklreachhim.

Thesituationbecameworseandworse.Oneday,(hevegetablesdecidedto3allthewaterinthe

groundsothatthetreewoulddryup.Thetreefoughtbackbyrefusingtoofferthevegetablesshade(樹蔭).Soon

theybothbegantodryupunderthehotsun.

Neitherofthemexpectedthatthegardenerwouldstopwateringhisvegetablefieldbecausehethoughtitwas

4tosavethevegetables.Whenthegardenerdidthat,thetreeandthevegetablesreallyfelthow5

(heywere.Thereseemedtobenowaytosolvetheproblem.Thenasmallpumpkindecided(odosomethingto6

(hesituation.Thesmallpumpkindieallhecouldtogrow7therewaslittlewateranditwastoohot.

Finally,thegardener8thegrowingpumpkinamongthedyingvegetables,9hestartedto

waterthefieldagain.Hestillwantedtomakea(n)10togetthebeautifulpumpkin.Atthesametime,

thetreeandthevegetablesweresaved.Sincethen,theyrealizedthati:wasbettertohelpeachotherthantofight,and

(heylivedinharmonywithotherplants.

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1.A.soonB.quietlyC.wellD.quickly

2.A.lightB.waterC.airD.wind

3.A.lookupB.useupC.pickupD.liftup

4.A.hopelessB.importantC.usefulD.necessary

5.A.angryB.hungryC.thirstyD.comfortable

6.A.acceptB.controlC.keepD.change

7.A.ifB.iliuugliC.buiD.and

8.A.watchedB.knewC.soldD.noticed

9.A.soB.bu(C.becauseD.while

1().A.decisionB.ideaC.effortD.chance

Passage4

Oncetherelivedtwobrothers.TheelderwascalledSimonandtheyoungerwasVictor.Theyalways1

eachother.EverydayIheyworkedf-onimorning2night.gettingasmuchgrain谷物aspossiblefromIheir

fields.

Onelateautumnevening,aftertheirworkwasdone,Simonsaidtohiswife,"Victorgotmarriedlastmonth.Hehas

manybillsto3.1thinkIwillputabagofriceinhisbarn谷倉(cāng)'Oh,that'sagoodidea,"saidhiswife."But

pleasedon'ttellhim,"saidSimon,"IfheknowsIputthericethere,hewill4takeit.”

So,latethatnightSimontookabagofricetoVictor'sbarn.Thenextday,whilelookingathisownbarn,hewas

sui-prised."ItookabagofricetoVictor'shouselastnight.5Istillhave

(hesamenumberofbagsinmybam6didthathappen?"

Simondecidedtotake7bagofricetohisbrother'sbarnthatnight.Butthenextmorning,hefoundthesame

numberofbagsinhisbarnagain!"Thisisverystrange,"hethought.

Thatnighthetriedagain.Hecarriedalargebagofriceonhisshoulder,andwentouttohisyoungerbrother's

house.Inthebrightmoonlight,hecouldseesomeone8downtheroad.Hewascarryingsomethingonhis

shoulderaswell.

"YoungerBrother!"Simoncriedwhenhecameneartheman,"Whaiareyoudoing?"

"Iv/as9you.OlderBrother,"saidVictor,"Yourfamilyislargerthanmine.Ithoughtyouneededmorerice.

44Tkctwobrothersquickly10thattheytookricetoeachother.Theylaughedaboutwhathadhappened."Itis

goodtohaveabrotherlikeyou,°theybothsaid.Andtheylivedhappilyeversince.

1.A.gotdowntoB.gotonwellwithC.lookeddownuponD.lookfor

2.A.untilB.atC.throughD.with

3.A.spendB.takeC.payD.cost

4.A.neverB.sometimesC.usuallyD.ever

5.A.soB.andC.butD.or

6.A.HowB.WhatC.WhyD.Where

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7.A.otherB.othersC.theothersD.another

8.A.cameB.comingC.tocomeD.tocoming

9.A.proudofB.strictwithC.angrywithD.worriedabout

10.A.rememberedB.imaginedC.realizedD.explained

Passage5

（22-23八年級(jí)上?廣東汕頭?期中）SandyandCandylivedwiththeirmom.Theyaretwinsisters.Their

neighborMrs.Greenlivedupstairs（樓上）.Theyoftenspenttimewithher.

Onedayinsummer,Mrs.Greensaidherleghurtalotandcouldn'twalktothestore.SosheaskedSandyand

Candytobuy1.Theyagreed2.Mrs.Greengavethemmoneyandalistofthefoodsheneeded.

“Sheisanicelady.3Iwaslittle,sheoftenhelpedus.Ourmomalwaysthankedherforherhelp.Nowwe

candosomething4forher!”saidSandy.

Momhelpedthekids5thefoodonthelist.They6Mrs.Green'sfoodwithihemoneyshe

hadgiventhem.Later,SandyandCandytookbagsuptoMrs.Green'shome.kThankyouforwhatyoudid,^^shesaid.

“You'resokind.**

Twoweeks7.Mrs.Greenfelt8.Onenight,SandyandCandywerereadyforashortrest

afterworking.ThenthephonerangandMomansweredthephonerightaway."Mrs.Greenaskedustogoupstairs,“

saidMom.

Everychildwhohadhelpedherwasthere.Cakesandice-creamwereonthetable.44Thisisjustlikethetimeas

Iwasalittle9saidMom.Shesmiledassherememberedherchildhood（童年）.“Ifelthappywithmy

helpfulkids!It'sMrs.Greenthathelpsto10thebestinthem.”

1.A.anythingB.somethingC.nothingD.everything

2.A.happilyB.sadlyC.quietlyD.carefully

3.A.BeforeB.AlthoughC.UnlessD.When

4.A.kindB.uselessC.terribleD.serious

5.A.lookafterB.lookforC.lookatD.lookup

6.A.spentB.tookC.costD.paidfor

7.A.agoB.beforeC.laterD.after

8.A.worseandworseB.betterandbetterC.sadderandsadderD.happierandhappicr

9.A.girlB.boyC.womanD.man

10.A.bringupB.bringoutC.bringbackD.bringdown

話題3科技與發(fā)明

Passage1

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Technology（科技）ischangingourliveseveryday.Itmakesourliveseasierandmoreinteresting.

Lastmonth,Ivisitedareallybigandinterestingscience1.Therewerelotsofcoolthingsatthefair.

Amongallofthem,thecomputers2caughtmyeye.Theylookedsomodernandamazing!

Computersaretruly3machines.Theyarenottoobig,4wecanputthemonourdesks.

Wecandomanythingsonthem.Forexample,wecanstudyoncomputers.Wecan105interestinge-

booksfromtheinlemettoread.Thesee-booksarefullofcolourfulpicturesandfunstories.Also,wecan6

ourfriendswhoarefarawaybysendingthemmessages.Computers1problemsthatstoppedusfrom

gellinginRniiialioiiquicklyinthepast.Now,withauuinpului,wecanfindanswersloourquestions8.

The9ofthesecomputersisexcellent.Theyaremadebybigandfamousfactories.Beforetheyare

sold,theworkers10thesecomputersverycarefullytomakesureeachpartofthecomputersisgood.

Inaword,computershavechangedourlivesalol.Ihopecomputerswillbringusevenmoresurprisesinthe

future!

1.A.projectB.competitionC.fairD.cinema

2.A.brightlyB.completelyC.seriouslyD.differently

3.A.smartB.roundC.simpleD.ancient

4.A.butB.ifC.orD.and

5.A.introduceB.downloadC.imagineD.describe

6.A.findoutB.looklikeC.chatwithD.lookat

7.A.fixB.collectC.forgetD.create

8.A.finallyB.suddenlyC.actuallyD.quickly

9.A.qualityB.priceC.needD.number

10.,A,,rememberB.carryC.hideD.test

Passage2

DoyouknowthestoryofhowZhangHenginventedtheHoufengSeismograph?Letmetellyouaboutit.

ZhangHengwasa（n）[intheexplorationofnature.Hewas2aboutnaturefromayoungage.

Healsoshowedagreat3forstudyingnature.

InancientChina,earthquakeshappenedoften.4peopledidn'tknowhowtodealwiththeproblem.

WhenZhangHengsawthatmanypeoplewerehurt,hedecidedto5somethingtohelppeoplepredict（預(yù)測(cè)）

thedisaster.Hespentlotsoftimeresearchingearthquakes.Hecarefullystudiedand6historicalrecordsof

earthquakeevents,andfinallyhedevelopedtheHoufengSeismograph.Althoughtheseismographwasn't7

atfirst,itbroughtgreathelptopeople'slives.Ithelpedpeopledetect（發(fā)現(xiàn)）earthquakesearly.

ThestoryofZhangHengnotonlyshowstheimportanceofcreativity,butalsohas8manyscientiststo

workhardforscience.ZhangHeng'sdeeprespectfornatureandtruthinsciencewasoneofhisimportant9.

Tocay,ifwevisitthemuseum,weneedtobuya10toseeacopyoftheHoufengSeismographandlearn

aboutthisgreatinventionandotherinventions.ZhangHengreallyleftbehindpricelessinventionsinChinesehistory.

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1.A.pioneerB.engineerC.musicianD.artist

2.A.angryB.nervousC.happyD.curious

3.A.ruleB.talentC.mistakeD.secret

4.A.AgainB.InsteadC.HoweverD.Besides

5.A.saveB.createC.repealD.realise

6.A.analyzedB.receivedC.carriedD.connected

7.A.importantB.deliciousC.balancedD.perfect

8.A.iiilioduccdB.improvedC.influencedD.described

9.A.qualitiesB.suggestionsC.thoughtsD.risks

10.A.bookB.ticketC.stampD.map

Passage3

Bettyisabiologist.Shestudiesbraindiseasesthatcomealongv/ithaging.Her]isnotaneasyone.

Sheistryingtounderstandwhatgoeswrongwiththebrainovertime,andhowpeoplecanageinahealthyway.Itis

veryimportant,especiallywhenpeoplearelivinga2lifenow.

Bettydoesno(haveanaturalgifl(天賦)formath.Shenever3(ha(shecouldbeascientistoneday

whenshewaslittle.Now,shehasgotadoctor'sdegreeinbiologyandbecomeafamous4researcher.

Bettyhasmadeitpartlybecausesheiscuriousabouteverything.Thisisavery5qualityforascientist.

Another6isthatsheisacreativethinker.4tAftcrall,scienceisallaboutproblem-solving,nBettysaid.

Bettythinksthebestpartofherresearchistryingoutanideatoseeifitwillwork.Herheartisfilledwithjoy

whenherideaisprovedrightand7byotherscientists.Butwhenthingsdon'tgo8assheplans,

shefeelsnodisappointment.Shesaysmistakesmay9anewidea.

Fewarebomtobea10.AccordingtoBetty,curiosilyandcreativityplaythebiggestrole.

1.A.jobB.bookC.pain