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重型击实试验,干密度与含水率关系图中,峰值点对应的纵坐标为最大干密度。

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     Mary was four years old. Her neighbour, Donald, owned a   1   company. One day Donald gave Mary a new
toy. Mary played with it. She said, "This is fun!" A few weeks   2   Donald gave her another toy. She played with
it and said, "I don't like this toy. It doesn't work." She was a (an)   3   little girl. Donald liked her honesty, and
they became   4   For years Donald gave Mary new toys, and she gave him very good ideas   5   the toys. 
       6   Mary was thirteen years old, Donald showed her a new ball. The ball   7   a balloon inside it. Mary wanted
to fill the balloon with water. She wanted to   8   the ball different colours. She wanted to put rice in it to make it
noisy. The company made these   9   and sold thousands of the balls.
     That Christmas, Donald gave Mary a  10  gift. He made her a vice (副的) president of the toy company. Her
job was to see  11  the new toys were fun. She made $200,000 a year. She  12  for three hours a day at her job,
and then she had to do her homework. Mary was  13 , but she also spent time with her family.  14  parents taught
her that working hard and doing her best is very important.
     Today Mary works at a college. She  15  students make decisions about their careers (生涯). Today the little
president with bright ideas helps students think about their future.
( )1. A. computer 
( )2. A. later    
( )3. A. shy      
( )4. A. neighbours
( )5. A. to       
( )6. A. Whether  
( )7. A. had      
( )8. A. paint    
( )9. A. cards    
( )10. A. great   
( )11. A. what    
( )12. A. sang    
( )13. A. happy   
( )14. A. His     
( )15. A. sees    
B. toy      
B. after    
B. honest   
B. relations
B. at       
B. While    
B. put      
B. create   
B. changes     
B. same     
B. who      
B. danced   
B. angry    
B. Her      
B. hears    
C. ball         
C. before       
C. quiet        
C. friends      
C. over         
C. When         
C. made         
C. imagine      
C. conversations   
C. common       
C. which        
C. worked       
C. busy         
C. Their        
C. feels        

D. balloon    
D. ago        
D. active     
D. classmates 
D. about      
D. Whenever                   
D. sold       
D. think      
D. mistakes   
D. simple     
D. if         
D. slept      
D. free       
D. Your       
D. helps      

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     After years of marriage, I started to go out with another woman.
     "You love her," my wife said. "I love you," I   1  . "But you also love her."
     The other woman was my   2  , a widow for 19 years, but my work and my three children had made it   3  
to visit her only occasionally. That night I called to invite her to go out for dinner and a   4  . "What's wrong,
are you OK?" she asked. My mother is the woman who suspects a(n)   5   night call or a surprise invitation is
a sign of bad news. "Just want to pass some time with you," I   6  . "Two of us!" She thought about it for a
moment, then said OK.
     That Friday after work, as I drove over to pick her up I was a bit   7  . When arriving, I noticed that she,
too, was nervous about our   8  . She smiled like an angel. "I told it to my friends and they were   9  ," she said,
"They can't wait to hear about our meeting."
     We went to a restaurant. My mother took my  10  as if she were the First Lady. After we sat down, I had
to read the menu. Her eyes were bad and could only read large  11 . "I read the menu when you were small,"
she said. "Then it's time that you should relax and let me return the  12 ," I responded.
     We had an agreeable conversation, nothing extraordinary but each other's  13 . We talked so much that we
missed the movie. As we arrived at her house  14 , she said, "I wish I could go out with you again. I agreed 
 15 ."
     A few  16  later my mother died of a serious heart attack. It 17  so suddenly that I didn't have a chance to
do anything for her. At that moment I understood the importance of  18  in time:"I LOVE YOU" and to give
our loved ones the time that they  19 .
     Nothing in life is more important than your family. Give them the time they deserve, because these things
cannot be  20  till "some other time".
( )1. A. debated     
( )2. A. mother      
( )3. A. necessary   
( )4. A. tea         
( )5. A. early       
( )6. A. responded   
( )7. A. disappointed
( )8. A. date        
( )9. A. interested  
( )10. A. hand       
( )11. A. menus      
( )12. A. benefit    
( )13. A. wife       
( )14. A. later      
( )15. A. meaningful 
( )16. A. years      
( )17. A. took       
( )18. A. showing    
( )19. A. deserve    
( )20. A. put on     
B. quarreled 
B. sister    
B. important 
B. movie     
B. late      
B. argued    
B. excited   
B. arrival   
B. shocked   
B. shoulder  
B. print     
B. favor     
B. husband   
B. lastly    
B. carelessly
B. minutes   
B. appeared  
B. saying    
B. enjoy     
B. put down     
C. protested  
C. daughter   
C. impossible 
C. coffee     
C. warm       
C. defended   
C. nervous    
C. secret     
C. surprised 
C. arm      
C. notes      
C. wrongs     
C. retirement 
C. finally    
C. happily    
C. days       
C. seemed     
C. sending    
C. think      
C. put up         
D. refused    
D. grandmother
D. possible   
D. chat       
D. present    
D. acted      
D. unhappy    
D. problem    
D. impressed               
D. finger     
D. letters    
D. behavior   
D. life       
D. suddenly   
D. mindlessly 
D. decades    
D. happened   
D. hearing    
D. share      
D. put off