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Cloze Test
A
Ariana Miyamoto entered the Miss Universe Japan beauty contest after a mixed-race friend killed herself. And she endured abuse
1
winning the crown(王冠) because of her skin color.
Far from being put off by the backlash(强烈抵制), Miyamoto decided to use the fame she
2
to help fight racial prejudice. 揑 was prepared for the
3
. I didn抰 feel any added pressure because the reason I took part in the contest was my friend抯
4
. Mylor goal was to
5
awareness of racial prejudice,” said Miyamoto. “Now I have a great platform to
6
that message as the first black Miss Universe Japan.”
After Miyamoto’s victory, many critics
7
the title should have gone to what they called “pure” Japanese rather than a“haafu” (the Japanese word used to describe mixed race).
Miyamoto who turns heads in Japan with her
8
skin admitted she has had to toughen up. “I used to get bullied(欺负) as a kid but I’ve got mentally
9
to protect myself,” said the model. “When I was small, I stood out and always felt I had to fit in with everyone. I’d try not to bring
10
to myself, but now I say what I feel. I do things my
11
way.”
?Some conservative people might feel I don’t
12
the traditional Japanese image to represent the country,” said Miyamoto. “
13
I certainly have the chance to be a pioneer and it’s a(n)
14
opportunity for Japan to become more globally aware. In Japan there are
15
any black models or TV personalities. Hopefully I can help
16
a Japan where anyone can make things happen.”
But
17
her noble intentions, Miyamoto has no plans to run for government officials just yet. “I’d like to use my position to become a leader,” she smiled. “I’m like a sponge(海绵) — always
18
new things. But I haven’t thought too deeply about
19
yet. It’s still a bit
20
to think about becoming Prime Minister!”
1. A. before B. after
C. for
D. over
2. A. refused
B. named
C. desired
D. got
3. A. criticism
B. competition
C. position
D. praise
4. A. encouragement
B. spirit
C. death
D. experience
5. A. require B. obtain
C. offer
D. raise
6. A. write
B. deliver
C. describe
D. notice
7. A. admitted
B. inferred
C. complained
D. regretted
8. A. black
B. white
C. yellow
D. brown
9. A. braver
B. stronger
C. happier
D. smarter
10. A. attention
B. trouble
C. challenge
D. risk
11. A. simple B. safe
C. perfect
D. own
12. A. fit
B. change
C. find
D. show
13. A. Though
B. Because
C. But
D. When
14. A. difficult
B. unnecessary
C. lucky
D. excellent
15. A. also
B. even
C. hardly
D. obviously
16. A. arrange
B. create
C. discover
D. avoid
17. A. through
B. about
C. behind
D. despite
18. A. absorbing
B. producing
C. protecting
D. accepting
19. A. marriage
B. politics
C. responsibility
D. success
20. A. funny
B. shocking
C. early
D. worrying
C
Many elderly Chinese enjoy their retirement looking after grandchildren, or joining square dancing groups. Meng Xiangqian, 63, however,
1
his career by applying for a post at China’s “lonely library”, built on the beach at Beidaihe, the nearest coastal tourist attraction to Beijing. Far from the concrete jungle, the
2
library with its beautiful views went popular last year.
Meng retired in 2024 from a 30-year career in libraries. When he saw the library’s
3
advertisement, he submitted his resume(简历). Two months later, he got the job
4
. Meng said he couldn抰 say no to such an enviable
5
.
eThe library received 2,000 people in one day. However, not everyone came to
6
. Some took photos with the ocean-view; some came for chatting. Meng could not
7
such chaos. After two months, he
8
strict rules for the library: no
9
or chatting in the reading room. Some
10
he takes the job too seriously, but Meng insists traditional library rules should be
11
. He feels he has a
12
to tell visitors that the beautiful library was built not just to create wonderful views, but also to inspire a joy of reading.
Meng is not always
13
. Once on a hot summer day, he
14
the closing time for an elderly visitor who traveled 50km to the library. The old man thanked him for not closing the library on time because of him.
The only
15
, Meng usually opens the library at 9 a.m. every day and closes the doors at 6 p.m.. His hard work has
16
others. Visitors bring him mooncakes and fruit on the Mid-Autumn Day; booklovers donate their collections
17
; former colleagues and friends help organize reading clubs.
Some experts predict technology will one day make librarians obsolete(淘汰).
18
Meng said the connection between a librarian and readers can never be replaced. Though he seldom returns home because he is the only one who works there, Meng抯 family are ve ry
19
and proud of his work. Meng said he had no plans to
20
: “I am not tired, and I am always thinking to do something for others.”
1. A. chose
B. created
C. continued
D. developed
2. A. seaside
B. tall
C. private
D. old
3. A. public-service
B. business
C. renting
D. hiring
4. A. suddenly
B. successfully
C. occasionally
D. unexpectedly
5. A. culture
B. record
C. offer
D. family
6. A. read
B. visit
C. study
D. work
7. A. escape
B. cover
C. cause
D. tolerate
8. A. made up
B. gave out
C. worked out
D. checked with
9. A. smoking
B. photographing
C. spitting
D. drawing
10. A. praise
B. doubt
C. admit
D. complain
11. A. abandoned
B. followed
C. saved
D. improved
12. A. responsibility
B. trouble
C. habit
D. suggestion
13. A. honest
B. strict
C. brave
D. nervous
14. A. postponed
B. forgot
C. missed
D. calculated
15. A. teacher B. visitor
C. owner
D. librarian
16. A. met
B. helped
C. moved
D. changed
17. A. selflessly
B. unwillingly
C. finally
D. surprisingly
18. A. When
B. Whether
C. Because
D. But
19. A. outstanding
B. disappointed
C. supportive
D. anxious
20. A. start
B. quit
C. travel
D. retire
Cloze Test
A
Ariana Miyamoto entered the Miss Universe Japan beauty contest after a mixed-race friend killed herself. And she endured abuse
1
winning the crown(王冠) because of her skin color.
Far from being put off by the backlash(强烈抵制), Miyamoto decided to use the fame she
2
to help fight racial prejudice. 揑 was prepared for the
3
. I didn抰 feel any added pressure because the reason I took part in the contest was my friend抯
4
. Mylor goal was to
5
awareness of racial prejudice,” said Miyamoto. “Now I have a great platform to
6
that message as the first black Miss Universe Japan.”
After Miyamoto’s victory, many critics
7
the title should have gone to what they called “pure” Japanese rather than a“haafu” (the Japanese word used to describe mixed race).
Miyamoto who turns heads in Japan with her
8
skin admitted she has had to toughen up. “I used to get bullied(欺负) as a kid but I’ve got mentally
9
to protect myself,” said the model. “When I was small, I stood out and always felt I had to fit in with everyone. I’d try not to bring
10
to myself, but now I say what I feel. I do things my
11
way.”
?Some conservative people might feel I don’t
12
the traditional Japanese image to represent the country,” said Miyamoto. “
13
I certainly have the chance to be a pioneer and it’s a(n)
14
opportunity for Japan to become more globally aware. In Japan there are
15
any black models or TV personalities. Hopefully I can help
16
a Japan where anyone can make things happen.”
But
17
her noble intentions, Miyamoto has no plans to run for government officials just yet. “I’d like to use my position to become a leader,” she smiled. “I’m like a sponge(海绵) — always
18
new things. But I haven’t thought too deeply about
19
yet. It’s still a bit
20
to think about becoming Prime Minister!”
1. A. before B. after
C. for
D. over
2. A. refused
B. named
C. desired
D. got
3. A. criticism
B. competition
C. position
D. praise
4. A. encouragement
B. spirit
C. death
D. experience
5. A. require B. obtain
C. offer
D. raise
6. A. write
B. deliver
C. describe
D. notice
7. A. admitted
B. inferred
C. complained
D. regretted
8. A. black
B. white
C. yellow
D. brown
9. A. braver
B. stronger
C. happier
D. smarter
10. A. attention
B. trouble
C. challenge
D. risk
11. A. simple B. safe
C. perfect
D. own
12. A. fit
B. change
C. find
D. show
13. A. Though
B. Because
C. But
D. When
14. A. difficult
B. unnecessary
C. lucky
D. excellent
15. A. also
B. even
C. hardly
D. obviously
16. A. arrange
B. create
C. discover
D. avoid
17. A. through
B. about
C. behind
D. despite
18. A. absorbing
B. producing
C. protecting
D. accepting
19. A. marriage
B. politics
C. responsibility
D. success
20. A. funny
B. shocking
C. early
D. worrying
C
Many elderly Chinese enjoy their retirement looking after grandchildren, or joining square dancing groups. Meng Xiangqian, 63, however,
1
his career by applying for a post at China’s “lonely library”, built on the beach at Beidaihe, the nearest coastal tourist attraction to Beijing. Far from the concrete jungle, the
2
library with its beautiful views went popular last year.
Meng retired in 2024 from a 30-year career in libraries. When he saw the library’s
3
advertisement, he submitted his resume(简历). Two months later, he got the job
4
. Meng said he couldn抰 say no to such an enviable
5
.
eThe library received 2,000 people in one day. However, not everyone came to
6
. Some took photos with the ocean-view; some came for chatting. Meng could not
7
such chaos. After two months, he
8
strict rules for the library: no
9
or chatting in the reading room. Some
10
he takes the job too seriously, but Meng insists traditional library rules should be
11
. He feels he has a
12
to tell visitors that the beautiful library was built not just to create wonderful views, but also to inspire a joy of reading.
Meng is not always
13
. Once on a hot summer day, he
14
the closing time for an elderly visitor who traveled 50km to the library. The old man thanked him for not closing the library on time because of him.
The only
15
, Meng usually opens the library at 9 a.m. every day and closes the doors at 6 p.m.. His hard work has
16
others. Visitors bring him mooncakes and fruit on the Mid-Autumn Day; booklovers donate their collections
17
; former colleagues and friends help organize reading clubs.
Some experts predict technology will one day make librarians obsolete(淘汰).
18
Meng said the connection between a librarian and readers can never be replaced. Though he seldom returns home because he is the only one who works there, Meng抯 family are ve ry
19
and proud of his work. Meng said he had no plans to
20
: “I am not tired, and I am always thinking to do something for others.”
1. A. chose
B. created
C. continued
D. developed
2. A. seaside
B. tall
C. private
D. old
3. A. public-service
B. business
C. renting
D. hiring
4. A. suddenly
B. successfully
C. occasionally
D. unexpectedly
5. A. culture
B. record
C. offer
D. family
6. A. read
B. visit
C. study
D. work
7. A. escape
B. cover
C. cause
D. tolerate
8. A. made up
B. gave out
C. worked out
D. checked with
9. A. smoking
B. photographing
C. spitting
D. drawing
10. A. praise
B. doubt
C. admit
D. complain
11. A. abandoned
B. followed
C. saved
D. improved
12. A. responsibility
B. trouble
C. habit
D. suggestion
13. A. honest
B. strict
C. brave
D. nervous
14. A. postponed
B. forgot
C. missed
D. calculated
15. A. teacher B. visitor
C. owner
D. librarian
16. A. met
B. helped
C. moved
D. changed
17. A. selflessly
B. unwillingly
C. finally
D. surprisingly
18. A. When
B. Whether
C. Because
D. But
19. A. outstanding
B. disappointed
C. supportive
D. anxious
20. A. start
B. quit
C. travel
D. retire
