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（2022·甘肃·一模）When you find something you love to do, you should do something about it, as one man has proved by turning his hobby into a dream ____1____.
Former waiter, Bartek, who lives in London, started cooking as a way to ____2____ the time during lockdown but the hobby has ended up ____3____ changing his life. The 25-year-old shared videos of his food on TikTok under the urname @ letscook and went viral,
____4____ 580,000 followers. His videos have proved so popular that he has ____5____ to quit his job to start cooking full-time.
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It all ____6____ in April 2020, when Bartek made a cheecake at home during lockdown. His younger sister Tosia, 16, thought the sweet treat looked so impressive that he should ____7____ it on TikTok. Although he was ____8____ in cooking his own simple food, and had previously worked as a ____9____ at Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Bartek had no experience with _____10_____ cooking meals i
n front of a camera.
The TikTok star, who is originally from Poland, _____11_____ to give the video-sharing app a _____12_____ and his cond post-creamy garlic chicken-went viral, reaching 500,000 people overnight. Finding it fun to experiment and bring forth new ideas for classic dishes, he _____13_____ posting videos, filming the process on his phone and _____14_____ the videos himlf.
His audience has continued to grow ever since and he _____15_____ his success to his mum, Mariola, who would _____16_____ traditional Polish recipes for his family.
The new cook has become so _____17_____ that he was able to quit his former job in August 2021 and has now _____18_____ his own recipe book called Let’s Cook. He said: “I’ve always been in the _____19_____ with my mum so she taught me a lot, but I only清明节扫墓演讲稿
_____20_____ got into cooking becau of lockdown. And now I am doing my dream job.”1．A．job B．journey C．state D．food 2．A．tell B．waste C．take D．pass 3．A．hardly B．completely C．partly D．frequently 4．A．expecting B．producing C．obtaining D．offering 5．A．managed B．refud C．failed D．hated
lookforward6．A．finished B．stopped C．started D．interrupted 7．A．add B．place C．focus D．post 8．A．dresd B．interested C．involved D．caught 9．A．host B．monitor C．waiter D．star 10．A．showing B．practising C．explaining D．lling 11．A．asked .B．responded C．pretended D．decided 12．A．hand B．try C．ride D．reason 13．A．avoided B．quit C．continued D．allowed 14．A．editing B．downloading C．copying D．buying 15．A．devotes B．donates C．leads D．owes 16．A．hide B．collect C．steal D．absorb 17．A．polite B．nsitive C．successful D．curious 18．A．published B．bought C．borrowed D．lent 19．A．book B．video C．restaurant D．kitchen 20．A．suddenly B．really C．carefully D．cautiously （2022·山西·一模）There is an art to being a good tour guide and Martin knows what it is.
Last spring, I took a trip around London with Martin, a tour guide. Accustomed to guides who are ____21____ excellent but who often turn out to be ____22____, I was so struck by Martin’s performance that I ____23____ him out again to e, if could, just how the
____24____ was done.
This time the tour was for a party of foreign English learners, aged anything between 20 and 60. As the “____25____” gathered, Martin welcomed them with a kind of huge
____26____, as if he had been waiting for them with excitement and a touch of anxiety, now thankfully ____27____. I have to say, all this emed absolutely ____28____.
Soon after, we ____29____ the British Muum, “a great architectural showpiece”, advid Martin. He continued ____30____ questions which led to a ____31____ about building, fish and chips, Londoners, and ____32____ Shakespeare. This was how he liked to work: themes, introduced as if naturally, were ____33____ for later discussion. It was over two hours of non-stop ____34____, with information, obrvation and humour. At the end of our tour, Martin says encouragingly to ____35____ his guide: “I do hope you enjoy London.”There are veral hundred other ____36____ out there, all looking for a(n) ____37____ of the
work. I think as we talk, that I am starting to understand why good guides are so ____38____. It’s much more ____39____ than it looks, and it demands, for every stretch of road, an even longer ____40____ of study and forethought.
21．A．constantly B．never C．occasionally D．always 22．A．bossy B．considerate C．nsitive D．suspicious 23．A．nt B．sought C．asked D．helped 24．A．experiment B．trip C．trial D．trick 25．A．tourists B．foreigners C．fans D．performers 26．A．pleasure B．admira
tion C．complaint D．appreciation 27．A．satisfied B．relieved C．amazed D．inspired 28．A．demanding B．funny C．genuine D．accidental 29．A．pasd B．ignored C．inspected D．sponsored 30．A．explaining B．boosting C．accepting D．answering 31．A．negotiation B．quarrel C．disagreement D．conversation 32．A．only B．still C．even D．just 33．A．laid down B．turned down C．rolled over D．t out 34．A．argument B．persuasion C．promotion D．performance 35．A．start B．end C．test D．reform 36．A．learners B．specialists C．guides D．Londoners 37．A．mass B．amount C．variety D．share 38．A．frank B．rare C．outgoing D．honest 39．A．rewarding B．amusing C．challenging D．frightening 40．A．patience B．strength C．determination D．stretch （2022·陕西·西北工业大学附属中学模拟预测）We are at that time of year when students are crazily lecting cours for their upcoming year of university. I love getting to talk with first-year students about what cours they want to take and what they hope to do with their ___41___.
Best of all, I love the students that come in well-prepared and ___42___ about all of the cours ---- tho students who say, “I can’t choo, there are so many that sound interesting.” On the other hand, there are the few students that have not yet found their ___43___ and some that just don’t em to want to be here at all. When I ask, “What cours are you most excited about taking?” and the ___44___ is, “Whatever cour is the easiest.” I think, “Wow,
off dutyyou are to ___45___ a lot of lessons in the subject of life.”
I learned tho lessons when I was going into my cond year of university. A friend of mine, Jeff, was a year behind becau he had been diagnod with cancer and had been
___46___ intensive chemotherapy during what should have been his first year. I spent many days up on the cancer ___47___ visiting Jeff.
During my cond year, Jeff was able to ___48___ his first year cours and on the days when he was ___49___ to it, he would rally (聚集，重整) all of his energy and go to class. Jeff was told that his diagnosis was ___50___ and that there was nothing more that they could do for him. Jeff knew that the were the last weeks of his life and his ___51___ list was not to go sky-diving and visit exotic lands; all he wanted to do was be a(n) ___52___ 20-year-old and go to his first class at university.
Jeff would have known that he was never going to ___53___ and yet he was able to e the ___54___ and gift that education was and spent his last few weeks learning. ___55___ Jeff was learning about Chemistry, Physics, and Calculus, he was also teaching me an important life-long lesson ---Go To Class!
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It doesn't em ___56___, but really he taught me the importance of taking full advantage of the ___57___ things in life. The best things in life are not tho rare moments that are
___58___, but tho everyday moments, the routine that we create, the regular ways that we ___59___ our time and build our life. If we can find inspiration in the everyday, we will be ___60___ and engaged in ways that will always lead to success and happiness. 41．A．grades B．subjects C．degree D．future 42．A．enthusiastic B．organized C．committed D．engaged 43．A．energy B．passion C．philosophy D．entry 44．A．situation B．harvest C．respon D．prence 45．A．agree with B．meet with C．go with D．play with 46．A．going about B．going by C．going for D．going through 47．A．operation B．survival C．ward D．hospital 48．A．fall for B．register for C．call for D．ek for 49．A．plead B．alive C．content D．equal 50．A．terminal B．critical C．accidental D．fatal 51．A．bottle B．bucket C．box D．container 52．A．happy B．diligent C．regular D．honest
53．A．survive B．graduate C．succeed D．progress 54．A．value B．promi C．exception D．institute 55．A．Since B．Unless C．After D．While 56．A．appealing B．impressive C．promising D．infectious 57．A．flexible B．legal C．basic D．tricky 58．A．divided B．exceptional C．grand D．constant 59．A．occupy B．cost C．judge D．monitor 60．A．perfect B
．nsible C．prent D．content （2022·天津河东·一模）Sports and fitness can be regarded as a way to add spice to your life. The first time I realized that I had a ____61____ for sports competitions was during the Field Day in ____62____school.
Small for my age as a 9-year-old, and more of a bookworm than a ____63____ enthusiast, I had suffered that special ____64____ of being picked last for various gym teams. The Field Day, which focud on individual skills, was different.
助动词In the Softball Throw event, I got my first taste of sporting victory. Credit goes to the
____65____of my first coach, my father. He____66____weights every morning at home. He bought us all baball gloves and hats, and in the warm months, we spent hours playing catch. With the fall coming, our backyard football games began with ____67____ practice.
My passion for sports got ____68____ after I transferred to a private school. When I was in sixth grade and my parents got me to ____69____ to the private school, our entire student body was assigned to either the Red or the White team. Throughout the year, we competed against each other in various games and exercis for_____70_____. I_____71_____became president of The Committee of Games ,encouraging my competitive _____72_____. However, in girls’ sports at my sc
hool, I was no _____73_____. I also played on the field hockey team and the basketball team.
School sports did not bleed into(渗透进) the weekends, _____74_____ they do today, but at home, playing tennis, skating, skiing and biking were simply _____75_____ things we did.pippo
During downtime(休息), magazines were also quite _____76_____ for us teens. The regularly featured articles on physical exerci. Somehow, my college roommates and I
_____77_____ the habit of competing Royal Canadian Air Force(RCAF) exercis every day, a practice that continued into my marriage, _____78_____we had no spare funds to u to
