2009年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试TheTrueStoryofTreasureIslandItwasalwaysthoughtthatTreasureIslandwastheproductofRobertLouisStevenson’simagination.36,recentresearchhasfoundthetruestoryofthisexcitingwork.Stevenson,aScotsman,hadlived37formanyyears.In1881hereturnedtoScotlandfora38.WithhimwerehisAmericanwifeFannyandhisson39.EachmorningStevensonwouldtakethemoutforalong40overthehills.Theyhadbeen41thisforseveraldaysbeforetheweathersuddenlytookaturnfortheworse.KeptindoorsbytheheavyrainLloydfeltthedays42.TokeeptheboyhappyRobertaskedtheboytodosome43.Onemorning,theboycametoRobertwithabeautifulmapofanisland.Robert44thattheboyhaddrawnalargecrossinthemiddleof45.“What’sthat?”heasked.“That’sthe46treasure,”saidtheboy.Robertsuddenly47somethingofanadventurestoryintheboy’s48.Whiletherainwaspouring,Robertsatdownbythefiretowriteastory.Hewouldmakethe49atwelve-year-oldboyjustlikeLloyd.Butwhowouldbethepirate（海盗）?RoberthadagoodfriendnamedHenley,whowalkedaroundwiththe50ofawoodenleg.Roberthadalwayswantedto51suchamaninastory.52LongJohnSilverthepiratewithawoodenleg,was53.Sothankstoa54SeptemberinScotlandafriendwithawoodenlegandtheimaginationofatwelve-year-oldboy,wehaveoneofthegreatest55storiesintheEnglishlanguage.36．A．HoweverB．ThereforeC．BesidesD．Finally37．A．aloneB．nextdoorC．athomeD.abroad38．A．meetingB．storyC．holidayD．job39．A．LloydB．RobertC．HenleyD．John40．A．talkB．restC．walkD．game41．A．attemptingB．missingC．planningD．enjoying42．A．quietB．dullC．busyD．cold43．A．cleaningB．writingC．drawingD．exercising44．A．doubtedB．noticedC．decidedD．recognized45．A．theseaB．thehouseC．ScotlandD．theisland46．A．forgottenB．buriedC．discoveredD．unexpected47．A．sawB．drewC．madeD．learned48．A．bookB．replyC．pictureD．mind49．A．starB．heroC．writerD．child50．A．helpB．problemC．useD．bottom51．A．praiseB．produceC．includeD．accept52．A．YetB．AlsoC．ButD．Thus53．A．readB．bornC．hiredD．written54．A．rainyB．sunnyC．coolD．windy55．A．newsB．loveC．real-lifeD．adventure2010年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试Itwasabusymorning，about8:30,whenanelderlygentlemaninhis80scametothehospital.Iheardhimsayingtothenursethathewasinahurryforallappointment(约会)at9:30.Thenursehadhimtakea36inthewaitingarea,37himitwouldbeatleast40minutes38someonewouldbeabletoseehim.Isawhim39hiswatchanddecided,sinceIwas40busy—mypatientdidn’t41attheappointedhour,Iwouldexaminehiswound.Whiletakingcareofhiswound,Iaskedhimifhehadanotherdoctor’sappointment.Thegentlemansaidnoandtoldmethathe42togotothenursinghometoeatbreakfastwithhis43.Hetoldmethatshehadbeen44forawhileandthatshehadaspecialdisease.Iaskedifshewouldbe45ifhewasabitlate.Herepliedthatshe46knewwhohewas，thatshehadnotbeenableto47himforfiveyearsnow.Iwas48,andaskedhim，“Andyou49goeverymorning,eventhoughshedoesn’tknowwhoyouare?”Hesmiledandsaid,“Shedoesn’tknowmebutIknowwhosheis”.Ihadtoholdback50asheleft.NowI51thatinmarriages,trueloveis52ofallthatis.Thehappiestpeopledon’t53havethebestofeverything；theyjust54thebestofeverythingtheyhave55isn’tabouthowtolivethroughthestorm，buthowtodanceintherain.36.A.breathB.testC.seatD.break37.A.persuadingB.promisingC.understandingD.telling38.A.ifB.beforeC.sinceD.after39.A.takingB.fixingC.lookingatD.winding40.A.veryB.asloC.seldomD.not41.A.turnupB.showoffCcome.D.goaway42.A.neededB.forgotC.agreedD.happened43.A.daughte...
