Unit3Cloze1(2---3A)GailandIimaginedaquietwedding.Duringourtwoyearstogetherwehadexperiencedthe__1__happyandunhappymomentsofacouple__2__toknow,understand,andrespecteachother.Butthroughit__3__wehadhonestlyconfrontedtheweaknessesand__4__ofeachother’scharacters.Ourracialandculturaldifferencesenhancedourrelationshipandtaughtusagreatdealabouttolerance,compromise,andbeingopen__5__eachother.Gailsometimeswondered__6__Iandotherblackswereso__7__withtheracialissue,andIwassurprisedthatsheseemedtoforgetthesubtlerformsofracialhatredinAmericansociety.GailandIhadnoillusions__8__whatthefutureheldforusasamarried,__9__coupleinAmerica.Thecontinual__10__ofourstrengthwasourmutualtrustandrespect.1.A)averageB)alwaysC)usualD)often2.A)learnsB)learnC)tolearnD)learning3.A)allB)everythingC)anythingD)what4.A)virtueB)strengthC)rewardD)notion5.A)toB)onC)withD)in6.A)whyB)whetherC)ifD)where7.A)engagedB)performedC)conductedD)involved8.A)atB)fromC)aboutD)for9.A)combinedB)mixedC)joinedD)united10.A)originB)resourceC)sourceD)instinctUnit3Cloze2(2—3A)WhenGailspreadthenewsofourweddingplanstoherfamilyshemetwithsomeresistance.Hermother,Deborah,allalonghadbeensupportive__1__ourrelationship,andevenjokedabout__2__weweregoingtogetmarriedsoshecouldhavegrandchildren.__3__congratulationsuponhearingournews,DeborahcounseledGailtobereallysureshe__4__therightthing.“Soitwasallrighttodatehim,butit’swrongformetomarryhim.Ishiscolortheproblem,Mom?”Gail__5__toldmeshehadaskedhermother.“TostartwithImustadmitthatatfirstIhaddoubtsaboutamixedmarriage.ButwhenImetMarkIfoundhimacharmingandintelligentyoungguy.__6__motherwouldbeproudtohavehimforason-in-law.So,colorhasnothingtodowithit.Yes,myfriends__7__.Someevenexpress__8__atwhatyou’redoing.Buttheyliveinadifferentworld.Soyousee,Mark’scolorisnottheproblem.Mybiggestworryis__9__youmaybemarryingMarkforthesamewrongreasonsthatImarriedyourfather.WhenwemetIsawhimasmybeloved,intelligent,charming,andcaringItwasallsonew,allsoexciting,andweallthought,onthesurfaceatleast,that__10__wasanidealmarriagewitheveryindicationthatitwouldlastforever.IrealizedonlylaterthatIdidn’tknowmyloved,yourfather,verywellwhenyoumarried.”1.A)withB)forC)ofD)over2.A)sinceB)whichC)becauseD)when3.A)RegardlessofB)InsteadofC)InreturnforD)Asfor4.A)wasdoingB)didC)haddoneD)woulddo5.A)unconsciouslyB)previouslyC)subsequentlyD)intentionally6.A)EachB)AnyC)EveryD)All7.A)sayB)speakC)talkD)chat8.A)shockB)surpriseC)startleD)amaze9.A)whetherB)ifC)howD)that10.A)weB)oursC)ourD)usUnit3Cloze3(2---3B)Oneday,mymothercalledme,toinviteme__1__abirthdaydinnerformyfather.MybrotherVincentwasbringinghisgirlfriend,LisaLum.Icouldbringafriend,too.Iknewshewoulddothis,becausecookingwas__2__mymotherexpressedherlove,herpride,herpower.“Justbesuretotellherlaterthathercookingwasthebestyouevertasted,”ItoldRich.“Believeme.”Theeveofthedinner,Isatinthekitchenwatchinghercook,waitingfortherightmomenttotellheraboutourmarriageplans,__3__wehaddecidedtogetmarriednextJuly,aboutsevenmonths__4__.ShewascubinggarlicandslicingcabbageintosmallpiecesandchattingatthesametimeaboutAuntieSuyuan:“Shecanonlycook__5__atdirections.Myinstructionsareinmyfingers.Iknowwhatsecretingredientstoputinjustbyusingmynose!”Andshewasslicingsoquickly,__6__notpayingattentiontohersharpchoppingknife,thatIwasafraidthetipsofherfingerswouldbecomeoneoftheingredientsofthepurplevegetableandporkdish.Iwashopingshewouldsaysomethingfirst__7__Rich.Ihadseenherexpressionwhensheopenedthedoor,__8__smileasshesurveyedhimfromheadto__9__,checkingherjudgmentofhimagainst__10__alreadygiventoherbyAuntieSuyuan.Itriedtoanticipatewhatcriticismshewouldhave.1.A)atB)forC)toD)on2.A)whyB)howC)whereD)what3.A)thatB)whichC)whetherD)when4.A)distantB)farC)furtherD)away5.A)tolookB)lookedC)lookingD)looks6.A)obviouslyB)seeminglyC)apparentlyD)consciously7.A)concerningB)worryingC)botheringD)troubling8.A)sheforcedB)sheforcingC)herforcedD)herforcing9.A)ankleB)feetC)toeD)sole10.A)oneB)itC)thoseD)that
